Academic Practice

Convenor: Professor Paul Blackmore, King's College, London
Email: p.blackmore@kcl.ac.uk

While the phrase "academic practice" is increasingly used within higher education, a shared intellectual meaning should not be assumed. Therefore, this network is important in developing an understanding both of the changing nature of academic practice and its effects on students and wider society. There are a range of research interests and perspectives reflected by the network. These include colleagues with an interest in the scholarship of teaching and learning, socio-cultural aspects of academic work, and the complex nature of academic identity. The shifting nature of "academic practice" means that the network also includes a number of colleagues in learning support roles. Regular events are a feature of the network in providing opportunities for discussion, dissemination and networking.

Upcoming Events +

There are no scheduled upcoming events for this network


Past Events +

07 February 2012
Problematizing Student Support: The affective and academic dimensions

01 November 2011
Work-based Learning and Knowledge: Can Universities Help?

06 July 2011
Intellectual Leadership in Universities

29 April 2010
The challenges of collaboration in the Academy

30 October 2009
Network Meeting

30 April 2009
Evaluating the Impact of Newer Researcher Training & Development: Which Direction Forward?

09 May 2008
Academic Leadership at the Local Level

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