Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University
Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University
Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University
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Strategic Plan<br />
2009-2012<br />
Learning & Teaching<br />
OUR AIMS<br />
WHAT DO WE WANT TO BE?<br />
CQ<strong>University</strong> will help students on their learning journey to<br />
achieve their goals by providing a flexible learning environment<br />
and personalised support that meets their needs.<br />
OUR ASPIRATIONS<br />
WHAT DO WE NEED TO DO?<br />
• Provide a multimodal educational platform supported by appropriate technology.<br />
• Ensure that programs meet future industry and community needs.<br />
• Provide multiple pathways and a seamless fit for articulating students.<br />
• Improve student retention and progression rates.<br />
• Support collaboration within and across campus and administrative structures<br />
to ensure successful student learning.<br />
• Develop and reward staff capability in innovative curriculum design, teaching<br />
and assessment, and the scholarship of learning and teaching.<br />
OUR DELIVERY<br />
HOW WILL WE DO IT?<br />
• Progress the implementation of the Student Learning Journey.<br />
• Benchmark programs against relevant industry and labour market needs.<br />
• Review graduate attributes and improve integration into programs.<br />
• Provide formal and informal mentoring for new academic and<br />
casual teaching staff.<br />
• Identify, develop and support learning and teaching leaders.<br />
• Support staff to engage in the scholarship of learning and teaching and develop<br />
innovative practices.<br />
OUR QUALITY<br />
ASSURANCE<br />
HOW WILL WE KNOW THAT<br />
WE ARE DOING IT WELL?<br />
• Improved Course Experience Questionnaire (CEQ) and Graduate Destination<br />
Survey (GDS) outcomes against benchmarked universities.<br />
• Improved Learning and Teaching Performance Fund outcomes.<br />
• Increase in the quality of Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC)<br />
awards and grants applications and maintenance of success in an increasingly<br />
competitive arena.<br />
• Improved student engagement as measured by the Australasian Survey of<br />
Student Engagement.<br />
• Improved Student Evaluations of Teaching and an increase in the number of<br />
students participating.<br />
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