Seminars & Workshops

CEDAM offers programs to enhance academic capacity in the areas of

• Teaching and learning
• Curriculum design
• Research supervision
• Academic leadership

through courses, seminars and workshops. Any member of staff (academic and general, full or part-time) as well as postgraduate students are welcome to participate.

Academic Women's Writing Workshop (CASS, CAP & COL)

This workshop is for academic women staff of the ANU from the Colleges of Asia and the Pacific, Arts and Social Sciences, and Law. Participants, who will be expected to have already completed the necessary research for their project, will write a peer-reviewed academic paper or chapter, or complete a book proposal over this week-long period. More information [1]

Registrations closed - course full

Monday Nov 30 - Friday Dec 4, 2009

CEDAM

Introduction to Research Supervision at the ANU [2]

CEDAM offers, in conjunction with the ANU Colleges, an program for staff new to research supervision. The one day program consists of three modules, all of which would need to be taken to constitute completing the program.

• Module 1: Developing Positive Working Relationships and reflective practice.
• Module 2: Supervisory contexts.
• Module 3: Supervisory roles, responsibilities, and skills, including College-specific advice

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Register through HORUS by selecting [4] TRAINING in left hand menu bar then

1. VIEW TRAINING CATALOGUE then
2. FILTER BY PROVIDER = CEDAM then
3. CDM007 then
4. select your College specific session:
   03 = CPS, CMBE, CECS
   04 = CASS, CoL
   05 = CAP
5. There are no costs associated with this course - you do not need to indicate charge code, etc.

[3]

Semester 2

CBE - July 3, (3 - 5pm)
Sir Roland Wilson building

CBE - September 28, 29

Kioloa Coastal Campus

CMBE, CPS & CECS - October 13, (9 - 5pm)
At CEDAM & catered

CAP -
October 14, (9 - 5pm)
At Coombs Extension 1.04A & catered

CASS & CoL   

October 29, (9 - 5pm)

CEDAM - catered

These workshops were also offered in Semester 1,  2009  on February 19 and March 11

Foundations of University Teaching and Learning [5]

This course is designed to provide an introduction to the fundamentals of university teaching and learning within the ANU context. It consists of six half-day intensive workshops, and may be taken as a professional development course or as an award course.

CEDAM Seminar Room

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Register here for FUTL
[3]

Winter classes

July 9,  (1 - 4)
July 23, (1 - 4)
August 6,  (1 - 4)
August 20,  (1 - 4)
September 3, (1 - 4)
September 17,  (1 - 4)

(FUTL course is offered 3 times per year, in Summer, Autumn and Winter)

Academic Leadership and Management

Participants will explore the challenges of academic leadership and management and the skills and strategies required to meet these challenges. The course has a strong practical focus and provides many opportunities for participants to extend their repertoire of skills and strategies. Particular attention is given to the self-management skills that underpin effectiveness in managing and leading others.

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 Registration for ALM will open in 2010

Semester 1

Weekly classes during Semester 1 only