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Students as Co-creators symposium 2025

Students as Co-creators Symposium

This symposium will provide an open and supportive environment within which to share and discuss contemporary practice and initiatives relating to teaching and learning.

Overview

This symposium will focus on working with students as co-creators of the student experience (cutting across curricula and co-curricula activities). What does true partnership with students look like and how can it enhance the student experience, improve outcomes and increase engagement? 

The symposium will allow colleagues to showcase the work they are doing in this area, and we strongly encourage student presenters and teams of academics, professional services, and students who can share good practice with colleagues to attend.

The symposium will be preceded by a call for contributions, inviting practitioners to submit an abstract on their work as a stimulus presentation or case study to support the discussions.

Event information

29 January 2025, virtual

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Who is facilitating the event?

Dr Kay Hack (PFHEA)

Lead Consultant (Education)
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Advance HE
Dr Kay Hack
Kay leads a team of senior consultants to deliver a range of services to the HE sector to support strategic leadership and change in HEIs.

Professor Mark O Hara

Senior Consultant, Education
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Advance HE
Mark O'Hara
Professor Mark O’Hara is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, a National Teaching Fellow and a winner of the Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence in the UK. Mark is a former Chair of the UK’s CATE-Network and has over 30 years’ experience leading educational change in a wide variety of roles including undergraduate and postgraduate programme leadership, Head of Student Experience, Associate Dean for Learning, Teaching and Academic Quality and Associate PVC (Education).

Our senior consultants will be joined by expert keynote speakers, panellists, and student cocreators to share the latest thinking and enhancements in co-creation.

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Who should attend?

Teaching practitioners including: heads of departments, academic programme leaders and developers, lecturers, professional services staff supporting teaching and learning activities, widening participation and access staff, equality diversity and inclusion practitioners and learning technologists. 

A digital badge award will recognise presenters at this event.

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5% Early Booking Discount available

There is a 5% early booking discount for bookings made before 30 September 2024 on this service. This is in addition to a 25% discount if your organisation is an Advance HE member.

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For much of our portfolio for 2024-25 the learning of event attendees and programme participants and conference, symposia and colloquia presenters will be digitally recognised.

This makes it easy for you to share and celebrate your achievements by adding them to your email signature or including them in your social profiles including Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. Your learning certificates can also be easily verified and downloaded as a pdf.

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