In this episode, host Stuart Norton is joined by four inspiring guests from across the education and enterprise sectors to explore the evolving role of enterprise and entrepreneurship in higher education. Michelle Phillips, Lisa McMullan, Alison Price, and Leigh Sear discuss inclusive language, student motivation, social value creation, and the future of enterprise education.

From redefining what it means to be “enterprising” to embedding real-world skills into the curriculum, this lively conversation covers the challenges, opportunities, and trends shaping how we prepare students for a dynamic world. Plus, don't miss the light-hearted edu-biscuit segment celebrating National Biscuit Day 🍪.

Topics include:

 * Social entrepreneurship and value creation
 * Inclusive, embedded enterprise education
 * Practical trends: AI, microlearning, and student engagement
 * Top tips for educators to make an immediate impact

Perfect for educators, innovators, and anyone passionate about student success and future-ready learning.

Episode 7: Enterprise and Entrepreneurship

This month Louise, Raj and Marita discuss all things to do with Fellowship category Fellow, which aligns with Descriptor 2 of the PSF 2023. This is the most commonly awarded category of Fellow around the world, with a community of over 129,000.

The team cover every aspect of the category, including what makes a successful application, who it is suitable for, and some top tips for prospective applicants.

Exploring Fellowship - Descriptor 2

This episode features a rich discussion on internationalising higher education with experts Professor Mark O’Hara, Professor Martha Caddell, Professor Chris Wigginton, Professor Cláudia Sarrico, Ts. Dr. Jaya Kumar Karunagharan.

The conversation explores how the concept of internationalisation has evolved from simply recruiting international students to a more comprehensive approach that includes internationalising curriculum and preparing all students for global engagement.

The experts share practical advice for educators looking to internationalise their practice, suggesting starting with small steps like virtual exchanges and international case studies while maintaining curiosity and avoiding judgment. They emphasise the importance of colleague involvement, community engagement, and celebrating successes to create a welcoming learning environment.

Episode 6: Internationalisation

This month Louise, Marita and Raj are joined by special guest and Principal Fellow Gemma Witton from the University of Wolverhampton to discuss the differences between Principal Fellowship and the other categories, how to go about producing a successful PF application from start to finish and the resources and guides available at Advance HE to help you put together your application.

Applying for Principal Fellowship

In this episode of the Let’s Talk About Student Success Podcast, host Stuart Norton is joined by co-host Karen Hustler and Accreditation Advisor Jo Davies from Advance HE, along with four guests from various universities: Dr. Jannie Roed from the University of Hong Kong, Dr. Tom Cunningham from Glasgow Caledonian University, Dan Cole from De Montfort University, and Professor Leti Gramaglia from the University of Warwick.

The discussion centres around the impact of professional recognition and development of staff on student success, highlighting the role of the Professional Standards Framework (PSF) in enhancing teaching practices and inclusivity.  The episode also explores future predictions for higher education, including the evolving role of lecturers and the integration of new technologies like generative AI. The guests share insights from their institutions and offer practical tips for implementing effective teaching strategies.

Episode 5: Staff recognition, student success

This month, host Louise Lumsden is again joined by Raj Dhimar and Marita Grimwood to discuss  how prospective Fellowship applicants can use reflection on their teaching practices to help produce the evidence needed for a successful Fellowship application.

Using reflection to evidence effective and inclusive practice for fellowship 

Join us this month as we explore flexible learning. Our expert panel discusses what flexible learning means, how it can enhance the student experience, and improve accessibility in higher education. We also delve into the role of technology in higher education and discuss ways to help remote students feel a sense of belonging at their institutions.

Host Stuart Norton is joined by Advance HE's Kay Hack, as well as Lydia Arnold, Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor, Harper Adams University, Stella Jones-Devitt, Professor of Critical Pedagogy, independent HE practitioner and Visiting Professor at Leeds Beckett University, David Santandreu Calonge, Head, Educational Program Development, Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence and Natalia Calle Alva, a student studying flexibly across Universidad del Pacifico and the University of London.

Episode 4: Flexible Learning

Join host Aaron Porter to discuss the brand new Framework for leading in Higher Education, alongside special guests Shan Wareing, Vice Chancellor at Middlesex University, and Ben Calvert, Vice Chancellor at the University of South Wales.

Framework for Leading in Higher Education

This month Louise, Raj and Marita review the key characteristics of Senior Fellowship, including insights into the application process, tips for prospective applicants and the value of Senior Fellowship for your career and professional development.

Introduction to Senior Fellowship

This month our host, Stuart Norton, is joined by co-host Vic Stephenson and a wonderful panel of guests to talk about all things assessment and feedback. Two essential elements of higher education that all students encounter within their experience.

Our line-up of guests include:

 * Professor Naomi Winstone, Director, Surrey Institute of Education, University of Surrey
 * Dr Miri Firth, Senior Lecturer, Academic Lead for Assessments, The University of Manchester
 * Dr Lauren Woodlands, Senior Lecturer, QUT

During the episode, guests provide thoughts on:

 * Why good assessment and feedback is essential for student success
 * The purpose of assessment and feedback
 * Why flexibility and optionality are essential
 * Key takeaways for those working on assessments and providing feedback

And of course we have our usual #EduBiscuit chat!

Find out more: https://advance-he.ac.uk/teaching-and-learning/lets-talk-about-student-success-podcast

Episode 3: Assessment and Feedback

The Advance HE Podcast

Join host Stuart Norton PFHEA and our rotating cast of Advance HE education experts as they guide these enlightening conversations. 

From academic excellence to student wellbeing, we explore the full spectrum of student success through relaxed, engaging discussions with experts from across the higher education sector.

Let's talk about student success

Podcast from Advance HE discussing the Fellowship scheme, a globally recognised mark of teaching excellence.

We will discuss the benefits of the scheme, application tips, and welcome special guests to share their journey to achieving Fellowship.

If you have any questions or comments, please get in touch with us via email at podcasts@advance-he.ac.uk.

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