Easing the School-to-University Transition: Improving and Enhancing the Undergraduate Experience
Activity by Jemma Pyle | added on Feb 18, 2011 | United Kingdom
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Free Event
Easing the School-to-University Transition: Improving and Enhancing the Undergraduate Experience
30 March 2011
Queen’s University Belfast
Making the transition from school to university is a daunting task for any student. Moving from classrooms to lecture theatres, working in labs full of unfamiliar apparatus, in new surroundings and often without the support of family and friends, university can appear a hostile and challenging environment.
As part of a series of projects brought together through the RSC’s teacher fellowship scheme and other RSC-funded education initiatives, the RSC presents a one-off symposium focusing on this important topic.
Who Should Attend?
This event is aimed at those teaching in universities, providing fresh and insightful ideas to help students achieve their full potential and to get the most from their time at university.
Speakers
• David Read - University of Southampton
• Elizabeth Page - University of Reading
• Declan Fleming - University of Bath
• Jacquie Robson - Durham University
• Michael Seery - Dublin Institute of Technology
Further Information and Registration
This afternoon symposium is FREE TO ATTEND and includes lunch at the start of the session. For further information and to secure your place visit the RSC website.
Topic: | chemistry education, networking, seminars, educational materials | Audience: | educators, universities, teachers |
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