The Teaching and Scholarship Podcast

In episode 4 we talk to Jude Holloway, who is a Professor within the faculty of Medicine at the University of Southampton. Jude's MSc Allergy course is recognised at National, European and Worldwide levels. Her innovative techniques and practices led to a National Teaching Fellowship in 2017. We chat about Jude's passion for teaching and her insights into teaching excellence, the role of technology in education and her innovative approaches towards taught postgraduate education.

In episode 3 we talk to James Wilson who is a lecturer in mental health at The University of Southampton. James is an award winning educator and a leading national practitioner of the innovative use of interactive theatre within learning and teaching environments. Amongst other things, we chat with James about his National Teaching Fellowship and his perspectives on why innovation matters in higher education and how it can lead to teaching excellence. We also found out that he was once quite handy

In epsiode 2 we chat to Simon Kemp who is a Professorial Fellow in education of sustainable development at The University of Southampton. Simon is a well established and leading innovator in teaching excellence in Higher Education and a serial award winner! We talk to Simon about his academic background, tips on career progression along the education pathway and his views on such things as The NSS and The TEF. Plus...... not forgetting all those awards he has won, incluing the very prestigous Times

We chat to David Read, Professorial Fellow in Chemistry Education at the University of Southampton, who talks about his career involving educational innovation, his National Teaching Fellowship and his role within The Centre for Higher Education Practice at The University of Southampton.