Event Details
Date : 28 Nov 2025 (Fri)
Time : 2:00pm – 3:30pm
Venue : Learning Lab (RRS321, 3/F, Run Run Shaw Building, Main Campus, HKU)
Speaker : Prof. Catherine Bovill, Professor of Student Engagement in Higher Education, Institute for Academic Development, University of Edinburgh
Facilitator : Dr. Jannie Roed, Director, TALIC, HKU
Abstract
Across the higher education sector, there is increasing recognition of the importance of involving students in curriculum design. There are many different examples of how students and staff are co-creating curriculum, and in this talk I will present a range of these examples and the benefits that can result from co-creation, and the ways in which these examples might be adapted in different settings. I will explore how we define curriculum and the influence this has on what we are inviting students to co-create. I will also question how much agency students really have in the curriculum, as well as looking at the key role of teachers in enacting curriculum through the relationships they build with students in the classroom.
You will have the opportunity to learn more about the different forms of co-creation colleagues are adopting in different universities, and to discuss the appropriateness of different approaches in your context. There will also be the opportunity to share any existing examples from your practice, to consider and discuss ideas for co-creation in your own practice, and to ask questions to help you take the next steps in enacting co-creation.
About the Speaker
Co-host
Ms. Miffy LEUNG
Teaching and Learning Innovation Centre
- 3917 8182
- miffylhy@hku.hk