Programmes

We offer a range of taught programmes that provide an opportunity to study in a way that is centred on actual practice and takes account of both disciplinary and institutional context

Flexible study designed to meet the needs of busy staff can provide qualifications at PG Certificate, PG Diploma and Master’s level.

We also provide the Supporting Learning and Teaching Pathway (SLTP) for staff involved in supporting student learning but who are not full-time academic staff of the College.

Programmes

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SLTP

The Supporting Learning and Teaching Pathway (SLTP) has been designed to meet the needs of the significant number of College staff whose job involves supporting learners but who are not part of the full-time academic staff

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PG Cert ULT

The PG Cert is the first stage of a three-stage approach to the study of teaching and learning in the University setting. It is a practice-centred flexible course that develops participants as reflective practitioners.

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PG Dip ULT

PG Dip ULT

The Diploma follows on from the PG Certificate and is practice-based, but allows and encourages participants to expand their knowledge of teaching beyond their actual experience through critical engagement with wider educational theory

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MEd ULT

MEd ULT

The MEd follows on from the PG Certificate and Diploma and provides training and support in education research methodology and allows participants to investigate and inform their practice with valid educational enquiry

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STAR Framework
Supporting Teaching Accreditation and Recognition at Imperial College London

MEd in

Surgical Education
For professionals who have experience in their chosen field, such as surgeons and anaesthetists

Personal programme of continuing educational development

In addition to these programmes the EDU also offers advice about the construction of personal programmes of continuing professional educational development. The EDU has developed a framework to help staff with different levels of interest, experience, knowledge and seniority determine what professional development for teaching and supervision might best suit their needs. Individual faculties also offer their own development programmes and activities. Please see the relevant faculty website for further details. If you are still unsure of your options, please contact us (edudevcourses@imperial.ac.uk).

Programme resources

MEd in ULT programme specification [pdf]