香港六合彩

We are very pleased to announce that the Higher Education Design Quality Forum (HEDQF) is partnering with 香港六合彩鈥檚 MSc Learning Environments programme to award a student prize this year.

HEDQF is an independent organisation with over 160 institutional members that promotes high quality design in university campuses, buildings and facilities, to enhance teaching, learning, research and public engagement.

The prize will go to the best student research essay on the implications of digital learning for the design of university estates in the UK and internationally. This is particularly relevant during the pandemic, as HE institutions pivot towards new virtual-physical hybrid arrangements for teaching and learning.

Emerita Professor Alexi Marmot said:

鈥淭his is a truly excellent idea, at exactly the right time for asking questions about how educational estates need to adapt long-term to integrating virtual and face-to-face learning.鈥�

Julian Robinson, on behalf of HEDQF, said:

鈥淪tudents can be co-creators of future learning environments, this partnership with the Bartlett will give students a chance of having their research 鈥榮howcased鈥� and bringing new insights on the design of these spaces鈥�.

Essays will be submitted for 鈥淟earning Environments in a Digital World鈥�, a module led by MSc Learning Environments Course Director Jos Boys. They will be judged during May 2021 with the selected winner receiving a 拢500 prize and their essay will showcased on the HEDQF site, at .听