Learning & Teaching Scholars

Established by Director of Education, Dr Matthew Barr, in 2021, the L&T Scholars programme exists to provide development opportunities for learning and teaching staff across all of Scotland’s schools (or departments) of Computing Science.

The programme comprises a series of meet-ups, mentoring, and networking, designed to develop new scholarship ideas and explore innovative teaching practice. It is aimed primarily at early-to-mid career colleagues on ‘learning and teaching’ or ‘scholarship’ type contracts, for whom development opportunities are, perhaps, less readily available.

While the programme is very much focused on developing the individual participants’ scholarship and teaching practice, the intention is that it will have a positive impact on teaching practice across the discipline in Scotland. By collaborating on scholarship projects and sharing ideas about best practice in learning and teaching, our Scholars can help develop the learning culture and teaching practice in Computing Science schools across the country.

For information on our latest programme read our 2024-25 SICSA Education Learning & Teaching Scholars Programme blog post.

Applications for the 2024-25 programme closed on 11 October 2024.

Previous SICSA L&T Scholars 

Alistair McConnellHeriot-Watt University
Areti ManatakiUniversity of St Andrews
Asad JaviedRobert Gordon University
Ashley MortonEdinburgh Napier University
Aurora ConstantinUniversity of Edinburgh
Charlotte DesvagesUniversity of Edinburgh
Chris McCaigUniversity of Glasgow
Cristina Adriana AlexandruUniversity of Edinburgh
Danai KorreUniversity of Edinburgh
Isla Jean Elizabeth RossUniversity of Strathclyde
Jamie O’HareAbertay University
Jonathan GrizouUniversity of Glasgow
Konstantinos LiaskosUniversity of Strathclyde
Laura Larios-JonesUniversity of Glasgow
Marianne WilsonEdinburgh Napier University
Martin GoodfellowUniversity of Strathclyde
Mireilla Bikanga AdaUniversity of Glasgow
Muhammad IrfanUniversity of Strathclyde
Mun See ChangUniversity of St Andrews
Nur Syibrah Binti Muhamad NaimUniversity of Strathclyde
Oana AndreiUniversity of Glasgow
Peter ChapmanEdinburgh Napier University
Tiffany YoungRobert Gordon University