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For minoritised students to really benefit from HE, they need support to understand the world of work, build connections and activate networks

Digital modules lend themselves well to competency-based training. Adela Vega and Laura Castillo offer a guide to designing and incorporating them into a digital learning experience

Group activities and social networks help students to feel supported. Here’s how to facilitate interactions that build peer-support networks

Adrian Lam highlights lessons drawn from the implementation of interdisciplinary general education curriculum reform in Hong Kong universities

Both verbal and non-verbal cues, such as pronouncing names correctly, smiling and making eye contact signal to students that they are welcome, respected and valued

Teaching and research are the pillars of academia, yet these two roles often end up in opposition to one another, says Tara East

The pandemic put a disproportionate strain on female academics, research suggests, so now universities need to take robust action to ensure these women do not lose out in tenure and promotion decisions, reducing future diversity

A four-step framework for taking a trauma-sensitive approach to teaching in universities, explained by Kitty Wheater

Employing students to support educators not only boosts overall digital expertise but elevates graduate employability, course design and the student voice

Anne Wilson explains how to develop a narrative and context for new research through your literature review, with tips for early career researchers and their supervisors