The Curriculum Development team is a group brimming with diverse expertise in teaching and learning across the HE sector and beyond. We work collaboratively with colleagues campus-wide, research, prepare and disseminate a variety of resources, and offer specialist advice aligned with best practice in pedagogy and the guiding themes and principles of the institution.

Meet the Team

Dr Robert Eaton

r.w.eaton@bath.ac.uk

Curriculum Development Manager

Robert manages the Curriculum Development Team within the Centre, addressing a wide range of teaching and learning issues across the institution.

Liz Beaven

eab27@bath.ac.uk

Curriculum Development Officer

Liz acts as a Faculty of Science Liaison for Curriculum Transformation.

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Jo Charles

jc3916@bath.ac.uk

Curriculum and Academic Staff Developer

Jo acts a Faculty liaison for Curriculum Transformation and has a particular focus on academic staff development needs.

Scholarship and Activity

Find out more about the team's contribution to research and practice in teaching and learning matters.

Understand, engage, act: A student-staff collaborative framework for enhancing feedback literacy and co-creation of feedback opportunities in HE curricula

Dr Robert Eaton,  Prof John Chew, Dr Karen Angus-Cole, Dr Matthew Lennox, Dr Clare McMullin, Dr Briony Frost, Abby Osborne

Paper presented at Advance HE Teaching and Learning Conference 2022: Teaching in the spotlight: Where next for enhancing student success?  Northumbria University, July 2022


Understand, engage, act: A student-staff collaborative framework for enhancing feedback literacy and co-creation of feedback opportunities in taught chemical engineering degrees

M. Lennox, J. Chew, R. Eaton, K. Angus-Cole, C. McMullin, B. Frost, A. Osborne

ChemEngDayUK 2022, University College London, April 2022

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Contact us

Email the Curriculum Development Team or contact your relevant Faculty/School liaison officer directly.

curriculumdev@bath.ac.uk

Updated on: 14 May 2021