Majan University College (MUC) has signed an agreement with the United Kingdom’s Higher Education Academy (HEA) so as to become an HEA Access Partner. HEA is the body that sets standards for university teaching in Britain, as well as providing qualifications for academics in higher education who want to reflect on, and improve, their teaching. Through the agreement, College staff will be able to participate in online discussion groups with academics and universities and colleges throughout the world and to identify good practices that can be used or modified to support learning at MUC. In addition seven key Majan academic staff will be taking part in online webinars run by HEA so that they can apply to become senior fellows of HEA.
The Dean of Majan University College, Dr Maha Kobeil, said “Our partnership with the HEA is evidence of Majan College’s continuing commitment to the professional development of its teaching staff so that students enjoy the best possible learning experience with us.”
Kathryn Harrison-Graves, HEA Head of Global Partnerships, added “We are very pleased to partner with Majan College and we’re looking forward to the opportunity to work with their teaching staff. The HEA Fellowship scheme recognises great teaching and encourages teaching staff to continuously review and improve their practices.”
The Dean of Majan University College, Dr Maha Kobeil, said “Our partnership with the HEA is evidence of Majan College’s continuing commitment to the professional development of its teaching staff so that students enjoy the best possible learning experience with us.”
Kathryn Harrison-Graves, HEA Head of Global Partnerships, added “We are very pleased to partner with Majan College and we’re looking forward to the opportunity to work with their teaching staff. The HEA Fellowship scheme recognises great teaching and encourages teaching staff to continuously review and improve their practices.”