Graduate Certificate in University Learning and Teaching (GCULT)

The Graduate Certificate in University Learning and Teaching GC(ULT) focuses on the development of teaching capability in Higher Education (HE). The program is designed to help both new and experienced University teachers develop a scholarly approach to teaching.

The program draws ideas from practice as well as educational theory. It is designed to meet the needs of busy teachers from diverse teaching settings.

Courses in the program include intensive face-to-face workshops that build on relevant readings and periods of structured independent learning. Courses are designed to:

  • promote collegial collaboration
  • be interactive and engaging
  • model a wide variety of good teaching practices
  • involve academics from a range of disciplines.

Participants commence the program by attending the professional development workshop, Foundations of University Learning and Teaching (FULT), and completing additional assignments for the first compulsory course in the program.

The Graduate Certificate in University Learning and Teaching is a UNSW program supported by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) through Learning & Teaching @ UNSW, and is offered by the School of Education.

Course fees for UNSW staff members who are employed in an ongoing or contract capacity will be sponsored by the University upon approval and admission into this program. Staff employed on a casual basis may be eligible if they meet requirements determined by the Program Authority.

Testimonials

"I have been able to talk about what I do in teaching confidently, for the first time. The theories and research we examined helped me to articulate my teaching practice when I applied for promotion." - GC(ULT) graduate

Academics Discuss Benefits of GCULT

Featuring Dr. Frances Miley and Dr. Claudia Tazreiter

 

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