The conference "Integrating Research and Teaching" was hosted by The University of Copenhagen's 2016-project on research-based education. The aim of the conference was to inspire researchers and teachers with regard to improving their research-based teaching and to provide them with a platform for discussing research-based teaching, learning and education with their colleagues and other relevant parties.
Watch the keynote presentations and discussion below.
Watch the Keynote Presentation by Angela Brew:
Watch the Keynote Presentation by Camilla Østerberg Rump:
Watch the Discussion:
Angela Brew
Angela Brew is a Professorial Fellow in the Learning and Teaching Centre at Macquarie University, Australia.
"Implementing research-based experiences for students".
Camilla Østerberg Rump
Camilla Østerberg Rump is an Associate Professor at Department of Science Education, Faculty of Science.
The six workshops were divided in Session I and Session II. Find the abstracts for the workshops below.
Session I
Workshop 1: “Can knowledge and authority really be distributed? Didactic implications and practice based examples of teaching-based research and directed research communities”
Tine Damsholt, Professor & Marie Sandberg, Associate Professor at SAXO-Institute
Workshop 2: “Joint supervision as a short cut to teaching based research”
Hanne Nexø Jensen, Associate Professor at Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social Sciences.
Session II
Workshop 1: ”How can reading and writing be understood as scientific methodologies and form the basis for research-based teaching?"
Charlotte Baarts, Associate Professor & Lina Hauge Katan, Research assistant at Department of Sociology
Workshop 3: “Research based teaching in skill-oriented courses with a steep learning curve”
Pernille Gøtz, Research academic officer at TEACH, Faculty of Humanities.
Here you can find all the presentation slides from the conference.
Keynotes
Angela Brew
Implementing Research-Based Experiences for Students
Camilla Østerberg Rump
Students' Expectations to Research-Based Teaching
Workshops
Tine Damsholt & Marie Sandberg
Can knowledge and authority really be distributed?
Hanne Nexø Jensen
Joint supervision as a short cut to teaching based research
Charlotte Baarts & Lina Hauge Katan
Pernille Gøtz
Research-based teaching in skill-oriented courses with a steep learning curve
Testemonials - what inspired me?
"Blue skies research has inspired me to rethink the curriculum in the education I am involved in."
"Time and focus on how to change what is possible in times of severe economic restraints."
"The analysis of advantages/challenges in relation to involving students in RBE – provided a more detailed understanding."
"Interesting examples from the disciplines concept of blue skies curriculum."