Thursday 4th May 2017, 9.30-11.00 at Talbot Campus
In this session Professor Barry Richards will take us through the story of how intellectual and political interdisciplinarity established across both education and research, defined a new academic specialism which now has courses and departments in several universities, journals and a book series with major publishers and growing connections with professional practices.
This is part of the Leading Innovation Masterclasses series.
There are two other masterclasses in May: ‘Benchmarking your students’ digital experience’ with Jisc’s Sarah Knight, and ‘The clinical doctorate model – Enabling Practitioner Research’ with Professor Vanora Hundley.
Find out more about these and book a place at the following link:
Leading Innovation – Masterclasses
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Two-day Questionnaire Design Masterclass – Spaces still available










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