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Curriculum Design in Action | Seminar series

About

Curriculum Design in Action is a popular series of seminars rooted in the understanding of curriculum design as a crucial and complex social practice operating within and beyond dynamic higher education contexts. Although fronted by relevant educational theory, this series focuses on practice, and provides hands-on experience of designing theory and evidence-informed curriculum that is fit-for-purpose and inclusive.

The series is most suitable for academic staff working on (re)designing their own programmes and/or module(s) or co-designing with colleagues.

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At a glance

programme & module level design

Seminar 1 | Tue 14th July 2026 10am-12pm

Seminar 2 | Tue 21st July 2026 10am-12pm

online [Teams]

Register here


Series overview


Seminar 1 |

Part 1 | Exploring curriculum as a social practice: Considering who our students are & Designing aims

Part 2 | Re-imagining curriculum: Designing ILOs and assessment


Seminar 2 |

Part 1 | Crafting curriculum: Designing learning activities 

Part 2 | Critiquing curriculum: Evaluating curriculum design


Dates & times

Seminar 1 | online | Tuesday 14th July 2026 10am-12pm BST

Seminar 2 | online | Tuesday 21st July 2026 10am-12pm BST


Series facilitation

Lead facilitator | Jo Kukuczka | Curriculum Expert | ADC | University of Warwick

Co-facilitator | Dr Mouzayian Khalil | Curriculum Expert | PAIS | University of Warwick


Sign up

Register here and we will send you a series of calendar invites by Mon 13th July 2026 (noon) the latest. Meanwhile, please hold the seminar dates/times in your calendar.

You are welcome to attend one or both seminars (according to your needs), and there will be optional preparation suggested. If you can't make the dates, please 'follow' or 'tentatively accept" the invite and we'll ensure you receive the recording(s) after. Certificates of attendance will be issued upon request via email to jo.kukuczka@warwick.ac.uk


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