Higher Education

For lecturers, students, leaders and academics in Higher Education, our books offer a scholarly and practical entry point into key areas of HE practice.

Packed with extensive research these books provide a deep exploration that engages readers with ideas and examples of topics such as measuring teaching excellence, student mental health and well-being, guides to lecturing and much more.

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Using Digital Video in Initial Teacher Education

By John McCullagh Edited by Ian Menter

Enabling Critical Pedagogy in Higher Education

By Mike Seal and Alan Smith Edited by Joy Jarvis and Karen Mpamhanga

Critical Approaches to Online Learning

By Julian McDougall Edited by Joy Jarvis and Karen Mpamhanga

Understanding Feedback

By Caroline Elbra-Ramsay Edited by Ian Menter

A Concise Guide to Lecturing in Higher Education and the Academic Professional Apprenticeship

By Duncan Hindmarch, Lynn Machin, Sandra Murray, Tina Richardson and Helen Walmsley-Smith

Conversations to Change Teaching

By Joy Jarvis and Karen Clark Edited by Karen Mpamhanga

Engaging in Transnational Education

By Karen Mpamhanga Edited by Joy Jarvis

Co-creating Learning and Teaching

By Catherine Bovill Edited by Joy Jarvis and Karen Mpamhanga

Effective Personal Tutoring in Higher Education

By Dave Lochtie, Emily McIntosh, Andrew Stork and Ben W Walker

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Universal Design for Learning

A Critical Approach

Edited by Nicola Martin, Mike Wray and Joanna Krupa Series edited by Joy Jarvis and Karen Mpamhanga

The what, why, and how of Universal Design for Learning in higher education post-2020.

Evidencing Teaching Achievements in Higher Education

By Marita Grimwood and Steve McHanwell Edited by Joy Jarvis and Karen Mpamhanga

Explores how to evidence teaching achievements, and the implications of this for the status of HE teaching, as well as individual careers, before suggesting practical and demonstrable ways forward for individuals and institutions.