The Draft Education Strategy 2009 is currently for consultation. Please send any comments to Kit Leighton-Kelly (C.E.Leighton-Kelly@bristol.ac.uk) by 1st March 2010.
The University's Education Strategy was revised during 2007-2008 as part of an on-going review of the objectives and actions from the Strategy and approved by Senate in May 2008. Professor Avril Waterman-Pearson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) and the Education Committee have revised the Strategy, building on what has already been achieved and areas of work still to be established. The revised Strategy was mapped to the Learning and Teaching Strategy 2002-2005 and now clearly incorporates this. Education Committee will continue to monitor and review the Strategy and is planning to produce a new Education Strategy to follow the development of the new University Vision and Strategy.
Education Strategy Version 2The University’s Education Strategy was approved by Council on 19th March 2004.
The Strategy, developed by a Working Group chaired by Professor Patricia Broadfoot, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), was the outcome of a wide consultation process across the University.
Together with other strategies, the Education Strategy supports the University Plan and Vision. It is student-centred and has been devised with the student experience in mind. Two Union Presidents have consecutively contributed to the working group, to help ensure that this is the case.
The Education and Research Strategies have been designed to be complementary in supporting the University’s core activities and are closely linked with other strategies. These include the Learning and Teaching Strategy, whose goals relate to detailed policy on learning, teaching, and quality assurance matters, and the Human Resources Strategy with its focus on rewarding and retaining staff.
Education Strategy Version 1 [word]
Covering letter accompanying the Strategy [word]