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CURRICULUM CONVERSATIONS

Curriculum Conversations (CC) is an online collaborative space on MS Teams to enable staff and students across the multiple campuses at DUT to discuss and deliberate on key and contemporary issues impacting curriculum conceptualisation and implementation in higher education and DUT more specifically.  

The programme aims to be both responsive to the capacity development needs of staff and extend the debates through initiating deliberations on new issues, theories, or tools. 

Upcoming CC sessions for the year will be communicated via the Faculty ADPs. Please contact the team should there be special sessions required. 

CONTACT PERSON

Cebo

Mrs Cebokazi Luthuli

Position: eLearning Secretary

Tel No: +27 (0)31  373 6810

Email: cebokazix@dut.ac.za

 

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