UK institutions are invited to send one professor to deliver a day’s training at Nanjing University’s Centre for Teaching and Learning. The training should cover how British Universities conduct innovation and entrepreneurship courses for undergraduates, how these courses are structured and how to improve students’ soft skills. The audience will consist of 30-40 university lecturers coming from different universities in China.  The one day course is tentatively scheduled for October, with the exact date subject to discussion. 

The Centre will pay for the international flights (economy class), accommodation (university hotel) and RMB10,000 for the training fee. 

This is also a good opportunity to establish a relationship with Nanjing University in order to help it achieve its long term goal of becoming a national leader in delivering courses on University Students’ Innovation.  

About Nanjing University and the Centre for Teaching and Learning

Nanjing University is one of the leading research-oriented universities in China and is a 985 project university. 

The University’s Centre for Teaching and Learning was set up in 2009, to facilitate undergraduate education reform. The Centre is committed to improving both faculty teaching and the quality of the student learning experience. It operates by integrating the university’s teaching resources and research facilities. Its main activities include orientation programmes for new faculty, teaching skills workshops, classroom observations, and individual consultations for those seeking to improve their teaching effectiveness. In collaboration with academics, educators and administrators from schools, departments and offices across the university, the Centre regularly organises conferences and symposiums on approaches to teaching and learning, curriculum reform, e-Learning, pedagogy andeducational assessment. It also provides funding for teaching research.