School of Population Health: Early career teaching award

School of Population Health: Early career teaching award

Issued by UNSW

The UNSW School of Population Health awards recognise excellence in teaching, research, service and engagement. This award is conferred to early career academic staff (within 5 years of completing their PhD, or equivalent) employed in the UNSW School of Population Health. Recipients of the Early career teaching award have demonstrated excellence in teaching with a focus on encouraging student learning.

Skills

  • Population Health
  • Teaching
  • Teaching Excellence

Earning Criteria

  • Awarded annually. The award is for excellence demonstrated in the previous 12 months (1 July – 30 June). Staff may self-nominate, or a SPH staff member (including managers) may nominate a colleague from within the School. The nominator submits a written application detailing how the nominee has demonstrated excellence. Applications are assessed by a panel including: Head of School, Director (or Deputy Director) of Teaching, and an external level D academic or above.