Academic appointed to lead education enhancement across UEA's Faculty of Science
By: Communications
An academic from the University of East Anglia's (UEA) School of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Pharmacology has been appointed to lead education enhancement across the University's Faculty of Science.
Prof James Desborough is helping drive continuous improvement in education across the Faculty of Science as Associate Dean for Quality of Education.
Aligned with UEA Strategy 2030, James is working with colleagues on Student Education Enhancement Plans, bringing together student feedback, data and educational expertise to identify and share effective practice.
James said: “This is an exciting time for education at UEA. We have fantastic practice across Science, and I want to help us share what works, learn from each other and beyond UEA, and continually enhance our students’ experience.”
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