Evidence for Enhancement: Improving the Student Experience
The current Enhancement Theme is Evidence for Enhancement: Improving the Student Experience and is in its third and final year. The Theme will consider:
What information is useful to help us identify and understand what we do well and what could be improved? This information, which includes qualitative and quantitative evidence, can be used to identify the issues that would benefit from intervention, help prioritise interventions for improving the student experience, and evaluate the effectiveness of those interventions including reporting on the ways in which the student experience has been improved.
The work will be managed by QAA Scotland along with the Theme Leaders Group (TLG) which will comprise members from each higher education institution plus student members. Add a ‘More Information’ link which should link to the Evidence for Enhancement pages (see menu changes below).
Post Graduate Taught Student Experience
The theme covers all levels of students including Taught Post Graduates. An article prepared for the Enhancement Themes TiPZone webpage can be found here.
The University of Aberdeen’s institutional lead for the Evidence for Enhancement Theme is Professor Kath Shennan .
The membership of the University of Aberdeen’s Institutional Team is:
Staff representation
Prof Kathleen I J Shennan | Theme Leaders' Group Institutional Representative and Chair of Institutional Theme Steering Group |
Prof W David McCausland | Personal Chair, Business School (and alternate TLG Lead) |
Dr Tim Baker | Senior Lecturer, School of Language Literature, Music and Visual Culture & Chair of the Assessment & Feedback Task Force |
Dr Martin G. Barker | Senior Lecturer (Scholarship), School of Biological Sciences |
Dr Colin J Calder | Lead Planning Analyst, Directorate of Planning |
Dr Peter A Henderson | Senior Lecturer (Scholarship), School of Natural and Computing Sciences |
Prof Alison Jenkinson | Dean of Undergraduate Studies for Science, Engineering and Healthcare |
Prof Peter McGeorge | Vice Principal Education |
Dr Sally Middleton | HE Progression Routes Manager, Student Recruitment and Admissions Service |
Prof Ekaterina E Pavlovskaia | Dean of Postgraduate Taught Studies for Science, Engineering and Healthcare |
Dr Joy Perkins | Educational Development and Employability Adviser, Centre for Academic Development |
Patricia Spence | Manager, Centre for Academic Development |
Emma Towler | Strategic Planning Officer, Directorate of Planning |
Dr Steven J Tucker | Senior Lecturer (Scholarship), School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition and Chair of the Student Retention Taskforce |
Dr Silvia Wehmeier | Lecturer (Scholarship), School of Natural and Computing Sciences |
Student representation
Education Officer, AUSA
Tanya Ilieva | Student representative |
Dariya Koleva | |
Chris Lewis | PGR Rep, AUSA |