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A one day New to Teaching event for early career historians took place in early September at the Institute of Historical Research (IHR), London. Peter D’Sena, Learning and Teaching Specialist at the University of Hertfordshire and a Senior Research Fellow Continue reading Report on New to Teaching event, September 2017
Simon Peplow is the new ECR representative on the History UK Steering Committee. His AHRC funded PhD was on the 1980/81 disturbances in England, examining the perception and role of public inquiries and local Defence Committees. He is currently Lecturer Continue reading Academic Boot Camp 2017
Jamie Wood, History UK’s Media Officer, took part in an event on using archives in teaching in HE at the National Archives at the end of February. Jamie, along with other participants in the event, has recently published a post Continue reading Strongroom to Seminar: archives and teaching in higher education
Universities face much uncertainty over the coming years because of Brexit. We want your help to spread information about how Brexit is affecting you! The aim of this blog is not to take sides in debates about Brexit. Instead, we Continue reading Historians on Brexit
Higher Education Academy Innovative Teaching Workshop in Undergraduate History Location: Canterburry Christ Church University Date: Thursday, 27 April, 2017, 13:45 In November 2016, I was delighted to receive the Times Higher Education Most Innovative Teacher of the Year award for my delivery Continue reading HEA Innovative Teaching Workshop in UG History
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