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The document summarizes activities at the Centre for Educational Development (UPC) related to innovative doctoral education for global food security. UPC offers courses, seminars, and workshops for teaching staff, doctoral students, and research supervisors. It is also involved in international projects in Vietnam and Africa. For the 2013-2014 year, UPC is offering courses on topics like teaching in higher education, supervising doctoral students, course design, and distance education. As part of its work on innovative doctoral education for global food security, UPC will provide courses and workshops on teaching and learning for PhD students, teaching staff, and research supervisors.
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- 2. Centre for Educational Development (UPC) • 5 Educational Development Officers • Courses, seminars, workshops for teaching staff, doctoral students, research supervisors. • Consultations, assessment of Associate Professorship lectures • Participation in international projects, examples: • RDViet, Vietnam • SASACID (ANAFE) • Innovative Doctoral Education for Global Food Security
- 3. Course offering (2013-14) Teaching course in higher education, basic course Teaching course in higher education, step two Supervising doctoral students How to present research Course in grading & assessment Project course (2w) Project course (4w) Course design An introduction to distance education Modules: Teaching in the Global Classroom, Gendersensitive teaching, Assesment
- 4. SASACID Workshops May 2013: July 2013: ANAFE Network Nairobi, Kenya (English) Abidjan, Ivory Coast (French)
- 5. Innovative Doctoral Education for Global Food Security Activities UPC will be responsible in the area of educational development: • Courses & workshops on teaching & learning: teaching staff, doctoral students, research supervisors. • Support for course leaders & teacher exchanges, as needed.
- 6. Innovative Doctoral Education for Global Food Security Planned courses and workshops: • Course on teaching & learning for PhD students (5 days) • Workshop on teaching & learning for teaching staff • Workshop on teaching & learning for research supervisors.