Embedding Belonging in the Curriculum
Design belonging into your curriculum
Working Group
Welcometo the WIHEA Building belonging Learning Circle's working group focused on embedding belonging into curriculum.
Read on to find out:
- why belonging matters in the curriculum
- what the guiding frameworks from the literature are
- how our working group supports embedding belonging into Warwick curricula (incl. events & resources)
This group has been working in 2025-2026 and co-led by:
Jo Kukuczka
Amanda Lang
Amira Elasra
Would you like more information?
Email Inca Hide-Wright on Inca.O.Hide-Wright@warwick.ac.uk
Email WIHEA on wihea@warwick.ac.uk
Why belonging matters in the curriculum
Guiding frameworks from literature
To support embedding belonging into Warwick curricula, our working group aims to:
1. raise awareness about the Belonging framework (Hide-Wright, I., Ritchie, T., Alcock, A., & Mencarini, L, (2024). Warwick Building Belonging Framework) | 2025-2026
2. develop a prototype Belonging Curriculum Design resource to support disciplinary and interdisciplinary curriculum designers | 2025-2026
3. disseminate the resource and invite colleagues to test and refine this curriculum design framework/tool | 2025-2026 onwards
Aim 1 | Raising awareness through Faculty workshops
Session | Building Belonging in the Curriculum
Intended audience | Staff and Students
About |
Curious about how belonging can be designed into curricula?
Join this interactive, in-person workshop to explore the Warwick Building Belonging Framework and practical ways to embed belonging into curriculum (learning outcomes, assessment, and learning activities).
The workshop runs once per faculty to keep discussions discipline-relevant. The workshops have now concluded.
Aim 2 | Embedding belonging through the prototype resource
Resource | Belonging in Curriculum
Intended audience | Programme and module convenors | Teaching staff
About |
Curious about how belonging can be designed into curricula?
Explore our prototype Belonging in Curriculum Design resource.