• provide students with subject-specific knowledge and practical skills linked to generic transferable skills which are integrated within the curriculum;
  • ensure students develop skills in independent learning;
  • employ a variety of teaching methods and assessment strategies to meet programme aims and needs of students with high entry qualifications;
  • provide students with effective induction information, and ongoing academic and pastoral support and advice in order to enhance their progress and academic development;Mad-scientist-with-nothing-1
  • provide appropriate academic and support staff, laboratory, library and other facilities to ensure a high quality learning environment and experience;
  • operate a management structure which monitors the delivery and quality of teaching provision in order to ensure high standards across our wide range of programmes;
  • attract high quality students to undergraduate programmes;
  • endeavour to ensure that students progress through programmes and acquire qualifications, knowledge and skills appropriate to their academic abilities.
  • endeavour to ensure that students enhance their employability.
A. Aims and intended learning outcomes of the Faculty with regard to undergraduate Teaching & Learning – p3 – all
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