The School of Education invites applications for the position of Lecturer in Adult Education (Research & Teaching Track) at University of Glasgow. The School of Education is one of the leading Schools of Education globally, ranked No 38 in the QS for Education and Training (2021). We are a large and dynamic unit which brings together academics and researchers with expertise across all sectors of education: formal and non-formal, pre-school through to higher, adult and community education.
Please join the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine as we convene a 2-day national summit on Addressing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in 21st Century STEMM Organizations.
This event is set out to explore and contribute to themes surrounding equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). There will be key speakers to bring EDI into focus, brief presentations, and a final EDI panel discussion.
Gender in STEM and beyond: the implications of precarity in the academic workforce for gender diversity in STEM fields with Barbara Read, CR&DALL core member. This webinar will take place on June 22nd, 13:00-14:00 as part of the School of Education’s Education Leadership and Policy Series.
Wondering how our digital futures shape up? Join us for The Lord Kelvin/Adam Smith Symposium Series entitled, A Manifesto for Inclusive Digital Futures: Global Conversations and Action on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The aim of this symposium is to pioneer and advance conversations from across the globe in order to imagine and collectively shape our digital futures.
We are pleased to share a report published today, called Data Poverty in Scotland and Wales . The research is the first we are aware of that tries to understand the scale and depth of data poverty in Wales and Scotland.
We are very pleased to further feature the entry of Nic Dickson amongst Universitas 21’s RISE 2020/21 Showcase and awards, and we invite CR&DALL subscribers to pledge their support for her excellent work by following this link.
The UALL Student Experience Network invites you to a series of afternoon online sessions reflecting on the experiences of part-time, mature, and widening participation learners throughout their higher education journey.
Join us for the third of five exciting events that focus on key issues in educational research. The focus of this webinar is on the impact of learning opportunities on the life courses of young and older adults, including those most vulnerable in labour markets and at risk of social exclusion. Further details can be found in the attachment.
Scotland’s Community of Access and Participation Practitioners (SCAPP) invites you to join a conversation between members of the widening access and participation network and the research community.
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