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Prof. Michelle Lazarus will explore how uncertainty manifests across various careers, examine the pros and cons of different strategies for managing uncertainty tolerance, and discuss the psychological factors that shape our responses.

Discuss ongoing challenges and explore the opportunities to advance Work-Integrated Learning to better meet the needs of diverse stakeholders.  

The STEP UP Research Initiative is excited to be hosting the fourth of its annual 'What works in Education?' Conference on September 26-27, 2024.

Learn the capabilities required for effective teacher feedback, explore how to improve student feedback literacy and their ability to seek feedback, make sense of it, and work with their emotions throughout the process. 

This seminar will introduce an evidence-based framework, based on the Complete State Model and Self-determination Theory, for curricular and co-curricular approaches to supporting student self-management, academic success and wellbeing.

Discover systems-thinking based perspectives on designing meaningful curricula and engage in discussions on programmatic approaches to assessment transformations in this upcoming Connections seminar with A/Prof. Priya Khanna.

The Summit brought together thought leaders and practitioners from across the country, to explore key issues impacting and shaping the HE sector, focusing on AI and Assessment.

Join Dr Thomas Duncan and A/Prof. Junming Ho as they explore their innovative approaches to enhancing learning and engagement in undergraduate courses by using 3D Atlases and Supercomputers, respectively.

Join us for the upcoming SEA lecture that will uncover the practical design of engaging students in large-scale courses, building on a comprehensive strategic project being conducted at The University of Sydney Business School.

This Connections seminar will share the strategies used by UNSW lecturers, Dr Gee Chong Ling and Ms Melody Li, to increase student voice and engagement in their course through the Student Partner Initiative.

This Connections seminar will introduce the concept of SOTL and discuss why it’s important to engage in educational research and evaluation to boost student engagement and learning.

Join us for the upcoming SEA lecture where Dr Mollie Dollinger will discuss critical questions and insights on using data to inform the future of the student experience.

This Connections seminar will help transform thinking about how the formal literary element of Point of View can be used as a tool to uphold, resist or subvert power on the page and in real life. 

Join us for the upcoming SEA lecture that will discuss the future of educational assessment building on a national forum of assessment and AI experts held in August 2023.

Investigate conceptual frameworks of educational research and the effective use of a university-industry partnership for workplace readiness. 

This Connections seminar will share the different strategies used by UNSW Senior Lecturers, Dr Inma Tomeo-Reyes and Karen Kriss to gather effective feedback from students.