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CMI supports teaching initiatives

CMI supports teaching initiatives

The development of new curricula, programmes of study, and extra-curricular educational opportunities is supported within the University by funding from CMI (the Cambridge-MIT Institute).

There are many CMI sponsored teaching-related initiatives in CUED and the Department of Chemical Engineering that are currently active or imminent.

Anyone who would like further information about the projects, listed below, are invited to email the designated contact (unless otherwise specified, add @eng.cam.ac.uk to the addresses shown in brackets below) :

  • Undergraduate Student Exchange
    Contact: Teaching Office (Teaching-office)
  • Multi-disciplinary Design Project
    Contact: Peter Long (pjgl2)
  • Coursework - Lecture Integration
    Contact: Hugh Hunt (hemh)
  • MPhil in Engineering for Sustainable Development
    Contact: Dick Fenner (raf37)
  • Teaching and Learning of Engineering & Technology
    Contact: Rex Britter (rb11)
  • Improving Engineering Education:A Project to Enhance the Teaching and Learning of Professional Engineering Skills
    Contact: David Cardwell (dc135)
  • Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme (UROP)
    Contact: Rex Britter (rb11) or Mark Spearing (spearing@mit.edu)
  • Faculty Exchanges
    Contact: Hugh Hunt (hemh)
  • A Common Course on Cell and Tissue Engineering
    Contact: Anton Middleberg (antonm@cheng.cam.ac.uk)
  • MEMs Teaching Programme
    Contact: John Williams (jaw)
  • Integrated Teaching Resources for Fluid Mechanics (led by Dr S Dalziel, DAMTP)
    Contact: Rex Britter (rb11)
  • Weblabs in Chemical Engineering
    Contact: Markus Kraft (Markus-Kraft@cheng.cam.ac.uk)
  • Tangible Infoscapes (led by Dr Koen Steemers, Dept of Architecture)
    Contact: Rex Britter (rb11)
  • Automated delivery of computing teaching
    Contact: Tom Drummond (twd20)
  • MPhil in Advanced Chemical Engineering Practice
    Contact: John Dennis (jsd1010@cheng.cam.ac.uk)

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