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External Teaching Fellowships

HEA fellowships

Beginning in 2018, funding from the Office of the Provost & Chief Academic Officer has enabled academic staff to be supported by the TIU to develop applications for AdvanceHE (formerly HEA - Higher Education Academy) Fellowships.

See the list of HEA Fellows at UniSA (PDF 896 KB).

The program offers independent accreditation and recognition of practice, impact and leadership of teaching and learning. Fellowship is granted upon up to three external examiners being satisfied that the applicant’s written application (supported by referee statements) demonstrates practice and evidence in relation to 15 criteria spread across Areas of Activity, Core Knowledge and Professional Values of the UK’s Professional Standards Framework (PSF). There are four fellowship categories:

  1. Associate Fellow (AFHEA) – staff starting to teach or support learners at university. 1,500 word application + 2 referee reports.
  2. Fellow (FHEA) – staff with solid teaching experience across all facets of teaching and learning in higher education. 3,000 word application + 2 referee reports.
  3. Senior Fellow (SFHEA) – staff with extensive teaching and understanding of teaching and learning in higher education, and experience in influencing and supporting peers. 6,000 word application + 2 referee reports.
  4. Principal Fellow (PFHEA) – staff with recognised institution-wide, national and/or international leadership in teaching and learning in higher education. 7,000 word application + 3 referee reports.

Written applications are reflective accounts of practice, supported by evidence.

Staff interested in exploring AdvanceHE fellowships further should contact the TIU and/or their Dean of Programs for information and advice.

 

HERDSA fellowships

The HERDSA Fellowship Scheme offers HERDSA members an opportunity to be part of a vibrant community of practitioners and researchers interested in improving teaching and learning in tertiary education. The Fellowship Scheme seeks to improve the quality of educational practice through critical reflection, recognise and reward good educational practice, and offers an avenue for peer collaboration among the community of Fellows and Associate Fellows.

HERDSA Associate Fellows at UniSA: