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Congratulations to all the recent recipients of the Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence (WATE) and Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates who Teach (WATE-PGR). Special mention to IATL’s Elena Riva who also won the Butterworth Award; IATL module convenors Roxanne Douglas, Paul Prescott and Carolin Debray; and IATL staff funding recipients Russ Kitson and Nat das Neves Rodrigues Lopes!

Congratulations to Dr Saba Hussain, one of our module convenors ('South Asia in Britain', IL030), who has contributed to a recent book, 'Rethinking New Womanhood'. There will be a book launch on 27th June, 1-3pm, at Social Sciences- Room A0.23.

Please contact s.hussain.10@warwick.ac.uk if you are interested in attending.

Join the secret challenge!

11th or 13th June. UG & PG students welcome. Expect brainstorming, teamwork, some thinking outside the box, and lots of free pizza!

Click here to sign up.

Deputy Director and Principal Teaching Fellow of IATL, Dr Jonathan Heron, has recently had two new publications released- ‘On PAR: A Dialogue about Performance-as-Research’ (with Baz Kershaw) in Performance-as-Research (Routledge, 2018), and ‘End/Lessness’ in Contemporary Theatre Review (Interventions, 2018). Click on the links to find out more.

Huge congratulations to Elena for being shortlisted for a Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence (WATE)! We're proud of all the incredible work she does in helping to transform the student experience at Warwick!

Jesse Stommel and Sean Michael Morris, co-founders of Digital Pedagogy Lab and Hybrid Pedagogy – a digital journal of learning, teaching, and technology will be coming back to the University of Warwick for two days in June. Click here to find out more and to register.

The 2018 Education Conference will take place on Tuesday, 15th May. This conference will explore how we can work together to build upon and improve existing practices, as we secure Warwick’s reputation for high quality research-led education, strong disciplinary and interdisciplinary identities and pedagogies, inclusive and internationalised curricula. Click here to find out more and to register.

The purpose of the role is to work with Warwick's Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL) and Institute of Advanced Study (IAS) to develop interdisciplinary pedagogy (examples include, but are not limited to: open-space learning, the digital, medical or environmental humanities, education for sustainability and eco-pedagogy, wellbeing, innovation and entrepreneurship, community engagement, widening participation, humanitarian engineering and undergraduate research). The application deadline is MIDDAY on Monday 14th May 2018. Click here to find out more details.

As a partner institution of BCUR we were delighted that 27 undergraduates from Warwick were accepted and presented their research work at BCUR earlier this month. This year BCUR was held at the University of Sheffield and hosted students from 69 institutions, from a variety of disciplines. At the two day conference students had a fantastic opportunity to present their research work by speaking, poster, installation or performance, with Warwick students participating in each element. The conference was busy, packed full of interesting topics and debates, it also offered the chance to network and socialise with fellow students and academics.
BCUR19 has already been announced, it will be held over two days, 15th – 16th April 2019, at the University of South Wales in Cardiff. Look out for a Call for Abstracts in the autumn term with a submission deadline during December 2018.

This is an opportunity to find out about IATL modules for 2018/19 and discuss them with the convenors and IATL team (available to all undergraduates in year 2 or above, with home department approval). This will take place in the Student Union Atritum on Wed 25th April between 12-2pm. We are also happy to attend departmental fairs; please just get in touch: IATL.modules@warwick.ac.uk.