Staged by the BAM Management Knowledge and Education Sub Committee 'Enhancing your impact as a Management Educator - your learners and your career'
Theme - Enhancing your impact as a Management Educator - your learners and your career
Demonstrating impact is a focus for Business and Management School leadership teams across the UK. Many research colleagues are being asked to develop impact case studies that demonstrate how their work is changing the world of business. Arguably Management Educators have always been concerned about impact. However, we have often not had the time, tools nor collegial space to give due attention to evidencing and enhancing impact. Our intention is that the 2024 MKE Teaching Practice Conference will be just such a space.
Focus on Impact
This year’s conference will focus on three questions for shared inquiry:
We are excited by the prospect of hosting conversations and presentations that will enable us all to deepen our own learning around the construct of impact. Not only can we see how this will have a direct impact on our learners but it will also build our confidence in contributing effectively to the current ‘impact’ discourse in our Schools.
At the 2024 BAM MKE Teaching Practice conference, we will:
There will be opportunities to explore how we can influence others in relation to learning and teaching. At the end of the day, you will leave with plenty of ideas about developing your own practice and added confidence to actively influence your colleagues and institutions.
The principal question that guided our MKE Teaching Practice conference in 2023: With challenges of ensuring an excellent and inclusive student experience with successful employability outcomes against the backdrop of School re-accreditation, the REF and TEF processes, and broader concerns regarding sustainability and the impact of Brexit, how can we retain both our own focus on learning and teaching whilst ensuring colleagues and our institutions make your voice heard as you shape the future of Management Education?
This conference is designed to be interactive and supportive. We invite participants to share their experiences of how everyday practices of university teaching and learning impact the lives of their students and colleagues. The conference will be a supportive place to do this and learn from others.
We will be offering ‘market-place’ tables for conversations around key themes identified from your submissions. There will also be opportunities for sensemaking, imagining what teaching might look like in the future, exploring the changing roles of educators and students, as well as opportunities for personal action-planning.
The intention is that this day of learning and networking will support you as practitioners, educators and as ‘academics’ to grow one or more communities of practice. Our vision is to meet needs for practice development across management education in a way that is inclusive, practical and highly engaging.
There are a range of ways in which we can both enhance impact and use our work to develop our careers. This conference is therefore designed to support you by creating a space for discussion and reflection on how your impactful practice can be disseminated. We aim to design a number of opportunities to share practical ideas about how we can do this, thus benefitting both the field and our careers. Last year our ‘meet the management journal editor’ session was well received. This year we are looking for ways to build upon this. Publishing in journals is just one way to be impactful. More information will follow nearer the event.
For specific information about this Conference please contact the facilitators:
For general enquiries please contact the BAM Office at [email protected]
Final registrations to attend close on Thursday 23rd May 2024 at 23:59 BST.
Payment for the event must be received before the start date of the event concerned. Access will not be permitted to the event if full payment has not been received.
Cancellations
Cancellations received within 14 days of booking your place on the event will receive a full refund.
Cancellations received after the 14-day cancellation period and later than 14 days before the start date of the event will not be eligible for a refund.
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