
It has been a privilege to take part in a programme that offers the opportunity to work alongside management, academics and administrators to build a new future for the university. These are challenging times and it was a good team building experience.
Do you want the option to save money by running programmes in-house with other local HEIs? We can help organise this.
In these trying financial times it isn't always appropriate for staff to be away from their desks for too long. Money has to be carefully allocated and well spent.
We have worked with groups of universities in the same region and with similar requirements to provide in-house programmes for their staff. This has allowed them to train a number of staff at one time, without excessive expenses. Participants have the benefits of discussions with other universities without the need to travel huge distances.
How does this work?
A good example of universities working together in this way are the tailored in-house programmes we delivered jointly for Newcastle and Durham. Both universities had the same requirement - to develop a leadership programme for newly appointed academic leaders. They combined their resources and subsequently we have successfully delivered five cohorts of this programme, with the sixth cohort being planned to be delivered in this academic year.
Read the case study to find out how this could work for your HEI.
Contact:
For more information and to discuss your requirements, please contact:
For UK
Sweta Purohit, Consultancy Business Manager
T: 020 3468 4823
For International
David Lock, Director of International Projects
T: +44 (0) 7900 056 707
For more information contact:
For UK
Sweta Purohit
Consultancy Business Manager
T: 020 3468 4823
For International
David Lock
Director of InternationalProjects
M:+44 (0) 7900 056 707
What happens when the academic staff development team, all leave together? Ann Kimbley, Staff Development LEAD, University of Wolverhampton, talks about LEADing from the front.
Chris Cobb, Pro Vice-Chancellor at Roehampton University, reflects on working with the Leadership Foundation on a large scale change management project that has touched every aspect of the University.
Durham University and Newcastle University, supported by the Leadership Foundation, worked together to develop a leadership development programme for recently appointed academic leaders - The Academic Leaders' Programme.
Leading the Student Experience [Mar 2013]
Leading Equality and Diversity [January 2013]
Leading Equality and Diversity and Internationalisation [January 2013]
Locations to be confirmed
05 June - 12 September 2013
Aston Business School, Birmingham
13 June - 11 October 2013
Hallam Conference Centre, London
19 June 2013
Leadership Foundation for Higher Education
Peer House, 8-14 Verulam Street
London WC1X 8LZ
T: 020 3468 4810 F: 020 3468 4811