Event

The Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) invites members of the Campus community involved in curriculum and programme reviews to a virtual clinic designed to help teams prepare for the 2027–2028 programme review cycle.

This practical session will provide an overview of CETL's end-to-end curriculum review process, from gathering evidence and preparing documentation to submitting materials and completing follow-up activities.

Participants will also receive a live demonstration of the Course Review System (CRS), CETL's online platform for managing course and programme review submissions.

Workshop Details

Date: Friday, November 6, 2026

Time: 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Presenter: Dr. Christopher Francique

Venue: Virtual

Registration: Click here to register

What You'll Learn

-          The Curriculum Review Process: Understand the key stages of curriculum review, from evidence gathering and documentation to submission and follow-up.

-          Navigating CRS: Learn how to log submissions, track their status and upload supporting documentation.

-          Assessing Programme Readiness: Explore how to use CETL's curriculum review guidance and CRS's built-in checklists to assess submission readiness.

-          Addressing Common Gaps: Identify issues frequently highlighted in previous Quality Assurance Review (QAR) reports and learn how to address them before submitting programme review documentation.

The clinic offers an opportunity for programme teams to become familiar with the review requirements, strengthen their submissions and prepare proactively for the upcoming review cycle.

Members of the Campus community involved in curriculum development, programme coordination and review submissions are encouraged to participate.