Delivery
The University promotes an educational process which consciously makes connections between activities, current and past experiences, learner development and the external environment.
In this area you will find more on:
- BREO and e-learning - using technology to support learning is an important part of our curriculum.
- Assessment - assessment drives student learning and we focus on 'assessment for learning' rather than merely 'assessment of learning'.
- Work-integrated learning - studying in the workplace enriches learning and increasingly students may be based in the workplace for all or part of their studies.
- Research informed teaching - our research enriches the curriculum and how students develop their research skills throughout the curriculum.
- Inclusivity and diversity - it is important to ensure that we do not advantage or disadvantage any one group, and that our teaching, learning and assessment activities provide equality of opportunity.
