FEIT Teaching and Learning Laboratory

We support research-informed enhancements to learning and teaching in engineering and information technology through capability development of university staff, support for university staff, celebration of teaching and learning, research and evaluation.

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Assoc. Prof Juliana Kaya Prpic delivers keynote on Indigenous Engineering Education at WEEF 2024

Congratulations to Associate Professor Juliana Kaya Prpic who delivered an outstanding keynote presentation on Indigenous Engineering Education at the World Engineering Education Forum (WEEF) in Sydney in December.

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Dr Shannon Rios wins the Patricia Grimshaw Award for Mentor Excellence at the FEIT Excellence Awards

Dr Shannon Rios from the FEIT Teaching and Learning Laboratory was the recipient of the Patricia Grimshaw Award for Mentor Excellence at the University Excellence Awards in December.

This award recognises excellence in the mentoring of University colleagues, whether professional, academic or both. Award recipients are acknowledged for their outstanding contributions as mentors, involving: a sustained record of effective mentoring, exceptional skills in the provision of support and the sharing of knowledge and respect for the development of colleagues as individuals.

See the full list of awardees here.

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Engineering Practice Research Summit 15-17 July

The Teaching and Learning Laboratory in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at The University of Melbourne in collaboration with Engineers Australia hosted the inaugural Engineering Practice Research Summit in Melbourne on 15-17 July 2024.

The Summit brought together researchers and stakeholders of engineering practice. During the three days of the Summit, delegates made presentations and provocations, and built on these in discussions, leading to positions on future research and support to inform engineering education and ensure sustainable engineering capability.

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