The PhD teaching community meetings will be centered around inspiring, connecting ideas and learning from others. Meetings will be centered around two paths. One which consists of bi-weekly inspiration sessions where community members will be inspired and given the opportunity to support each other and another, more formal setup, where community members can earn their University Teachers Qualification through a modular setup tailored for a PhDs workload.
Pathways
- Spark Sessions
Spark Sessions take place biweekly over lunchtime. During these inspirational sessions, community members will be challenged to think about an aspect of teaching or PhD life. Topics that will be dealt with during these sessions include educational psychology, storytelling, supervising students, theatre skills, your identity as a teacher, assessments, and dialoguing with your supervisor.
On the tab 'Data en contact' of this webpage you will find all the topics and dates for you to join. Please fill in this form to remain updated about new sessions (will be available soon). All the sessions take place every second Wednesday from 12:00 until 13:00.
- BKO/UTQ
You can also work towards your UTQ/BKO certification in the community.
In addition to the Spark Sessions, you have the option to obtain UTQ (BKO) certificates in our BKO-flex programme. In this programme we'll emphasize the two key modules from the UTQ/BKO programme for PhDs: student supervision and teaching.
The Teaching module focuses on your direct contact with (groups of) students. In the two modules that encompass this competency, you will improve your knowledge and skills needed to support student learning with evidence-based didactical and pedagogical content. You will also become (more) aware of your own beliefs on teaching and learning and learn how to teach in alignment with those beliefs.
Information and registration Teaching module.
The Student Supervision module focuses on helping students who are writing their theses. In this module, you will learn how to improve the process of supervision, giving feedback to students, make appropriate interventions, and communicating in an effective way.
Information and registration Student Supervision module.
Both the teaching and student supervision modules cover 140 hours (or 5 ECTS) of contact hours, self-study time, and completing the assignments. The course will be taught in English and participants can use this course for their Training and Supervision Plan (or Opleidings- and Begeleidingsplan in Dutch).
More about this programme
Introduction
Results
Dates and registration