Visitor's Workshop
Are you interested in learning more about SHE? Do you want to learn more about Student-Centered Learning, Problem-Based Learning (PBL), and programmatic assessment?
For the first time, we are organizing our Visitor's Workshop - a 3-day, on-site workshop that serves as a great introduction to the School of Health Professions Education. This workshop also puts student-centred learning into practice by modelling the CCCS (Constructive, Collaborative, Contextual, and Self-directed) principles it promotes. Grounded in the three core activities of SHE - Education, Collaboration, and Research - this course provides an introductory yet balanced and engaging learning experience for professionals seeking to enhance their practice.
Our Visitor's Workshop brings together professionals from around the world to explore key approaches such as Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and programmatic assessment. The programme combines conceptual insights with opportunities for discussion, reflection, and application to participants’ own educational contexts.
The workshop can also serve as a starting point for further engagement with our courses, the Master of Health Professions Education, or a PhD trajectory.
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