As part of WATTLE’s ongoing commitment to UOW staff professional development in educational research and scholarship of teaching and learning, WATTLE is offering funding to assist members to present their research or attend teaching and learning conferences.
The Graduate Research School is seeking feedback for the draft iGrad Program, an innovative graduate research initiative that enriches and formalises existing training and development activities undertaken by UOW HDR candidates.
We are on the lookout for great student stories to highlight during the week of Virtual Graduation.
A new grants scheme has been announced, which will invest $150,000 in learning and teaching innovations at UOW, in order to advance our goal of empowering students for their future.
Careers Central have developed a new free workshop series, “How to”.
Expressions of interest are invited from academic staff in course leadership roles to participate in the APD Reference Group.
As part of the University’s ongoing commitment to supporting staff with the design and delivery of exceptional learning experiences for students, Learning, Teaching & Curriculum (LTC) are pleased to launch UOW’s new L&T Hub website.
The current lockdowns and constant changes mean we are all living under a cloud of emotional and social uncertainty.
UOW College announces the launch of our new program CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support.
UOW’s Aged and Dementia Health Education and Research (ADHERe) program this week commenced the first of its specialised training programs for Registered Nurses (RNs) under the Federal Governments Aged Care Transition to Practice (ACTTP) initiative.
Who makes a difference?
“Students have told me, even without prompt, that they notice benefits in their organisation skills and feel more on track this semester than previous semesters.
Early Admission applications for 2022 are closing soon.
WATTLE invites expressions of interest for its 2021 cycle of Teaching Circles, which will run through December 2021.
This week we celebrate Early Learning Matters Week, a week dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of early childhood education and care in children’s development and wellbeing.