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Current Challenges, Innovative Practice and Student Experience in Physiology Education

The higher education sector is rapidly evolving. As such, universities must pay far greater attention to performance and metrics in areas such as widening participation, student experience and graduate outcomes. The role of the physiology educator therefore goes far beyond the information we convey in the lecture theatre and laboratory setting, and we are in fact key actors in the sector’s response to societal challenges. The aim of this meeting is to bring together physiology educators and industry stakeholders of all career stages and across a broad range of fields, to share innovation and best practice. The programme covers four key themes: Graduate Capital and Industry Engagement in Physiology Education. Improving Physiology Education Through Playful Learning and Authentic Assessment. Enhancing Local and Global Access to Physiology Education. Resilience and Adaptability in a Changing Landscape of Higher Education.

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