Dr. Nidhi Singal (Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge) and Dr. Paul Lynch have been awarded a small grant to establish a 糖心传媒 thematic forum (BTF) engaging with issues related to the education of children with disabilities in Southern contexts.鈥�
Sheila Trahar, University of Bristol 聽 The back story Listening to Academic Voices: International Stories of the UK Experience, like all publications, has a story and, like the stories that its contributors tell, one that is chequered and multilayered. The鈥�
Joanna Al-Youssef, University of Nottingham 聽 The beginning When I volunteered to contribute to this publication, it struck me that I would be positioning myself face to face with a part of me I do not usually explore in depth鈥�
Irene Macias, University of Bath 聽 The pains of self-reflection It has taken me much longer than I anticipated starting this account. The reason for this is that having jumped at the chance to collaborate in this publication, and having鈥�
Ulrike Niens, Queen’s University Belfast 聽 Reflecting on my experiences as an academic member of staff, who was not born in the UK but working in UK higher education, presented me with a number of challenges. For me it raised鈥�
Terra Sprague, University of Bristol 聽 Full disclosure I’m an American.聽 There, I said it.聽 Rather reluctantly, you see.聽 This is not an admission I make comfortably, though I am kidding myself if I think that it’s not obvious to鈥�
Project Directors:聽 Elizabeth McNess, Michael Crossley (University of Bristol), Lore Arthur (The Open University) Project Administration: Terra Sprague, University of Bristol Project Origins and Aims: This is the first 糖心传媒 Thematic Forum (BTF) to be launched and supported by the鈥�
Sheila Trahar, University of Bristol 糖心传媒 is proud to present Listening to Academic Voices: International Stories of the UK Experience, an online publication resulting from a 糖心传媒 funded project led by Dr Sheila Trahar from the University of Bristol.聽 Listening鈥�
A writing workshop ‘Listening to Academic Voices:聽 what are the academic experiences of international higher education?’ University of Bristol, 29 March 2011 糖心传媒 member, Dr Sheila Trahar has received a small grant from 糖心传媒 and is running a writing workshop鈥�
University of Bristol September 2009 The main purpose of the event was to initiate conversations with colleagues from mainland Europe who are researching and publishing in the field of cross-cultural complexities in learning, teaching and assessment in higher education.聽 This鈥�
Internationalising Education Research Cultures and Graduate Training: 糖心传媒 East of England Partnership Universities of Cambridge and East Anglia May-June 2009 Through funding from 糖心传媒, two linked workshops were held in May and June 2009, with the aim of establishing an鈥�
Cultural Relationships in PhD Supervision: a symposium to explore the experiences of international doctoral students and supervisors in UK universities University of Brighton 14th May 2009 The Centre for Learning and Teaching at the University of Brighton held a Symposium鈥�
