Advance HE Fellowships provide international, professional recognition to university educators and those who support learning and teaching in higher education. Applying for Fellowship gives you the opportunity to reflect on your practice and through evidencing and benchmarking your proficiency against a Professional Standards Framework, you are demonstrating both your valuing of - and commitment to – teaching, learning and the student experience in higher education.
The Fellowship program is administered by Advance HE in the UK and is aligned to the UK Professional Standards Framework (UKPSF) - an internationally recognised framework for benchmarking success within higher education which sets out the knowledge, skills and behaviours demonstrated by those teaching and/or supporting higher education learning.
Advance HE awards four categories of Fellowship each designed to recognise an individual’s level of engagement, practice and impact.
Early career staff with limited teaching and learning portfolio.
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Staff with a few years of experience and/or substantive teaching and learning responsibilities.
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Experienced staff with departmental and/or wider teaching and learning support advisory responsibilities, who have/can mentor new staff.
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Highly experienced staff, able to provide evidence of a sustained and effective record of impact at a strategic level in relation to teaching and learning, as part of a wider commitment to academic practice.
View the Advance HE Fellowship presentation given by Associate Professor Barbie Panther at the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Symposium in April 2023.
Join a growing community of Fellows at Flinders.
Our community of fellows can be contacted for application tips, support and inspiration for aspiring fellows.
Professor Giriraj Singh Shekhawat (Raj), Ph.D., MASLP, PGCert AP, CMALT, FHERDSA, SFHEA
Audiology, College of Nursing & Health Sciences
Sturt Rd, Bedford Park
South Australia 5042
CRICOS Provider: 00114A TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12097 TEQSA category: Australian University
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