English Subject Centre Events
The following Events are republished from the Higher Education Academy English Subject Centre website. Archived events and further information can be found on the ESC website.
Teaching the Renaissance
Teaching the Renaissance is a free, one-day event aimed at anyone who teaches Renaissance history, literature and culture.
What is an English Language Degree?
This event, jointly run with the Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies is mainly aimed at staff involved in developing or delivering undergraduate programmes in English Language.
Silver Bullet or Brick Bat? - Computer Assisted Assessment in English Studies
The purpose of this one day event is to consider how we might develop and vary assessment in English, specifically how we might utilize increasingly sophisticated online assessment packages.
Teaching Poetry in a Performance Culture at School and University
A day of talks and workshops on the teaching of modern poetry at school and university, designed for teachers and lecturers.
Networking Day for Subject Leaders of English and Creative Writing
The English Subject Centre Networking Day for Subject Leaders is an annual opportunity to explore the leadership role, share intelligence and formulate strategy.
Teaching Digital Writing
This one-day event is focused upon current teaching practice and creative work in Digital Writing.
Great Expectations: An Introductory Day for Postgraduates Beginning English Literature Teaching
An introductory day for postgraduates new to the teaching of English Literature at degree level.
What Works in Work-Related Learning? A Networking Day for Humanities Careers Advisers
The theme of this fifth meeting for HE Career Advisers with an interest in the humanities is work-related learning.
A Study Day on the Politics of Teaching Literature and the Teaching of Political Literature
This study day will consider how relevant political arguments that were once so fierce in literature and cultural studies are in the current climate for academics and students.
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