Industry awards, employability and academic success

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King, S., Graham, J., Raj Sharma, V., Nawaf, A., Kalla, D. and Slonims, N. 2023. Industry awards, employability and academic success. MDX Annual Learning and Teaching Conference 2023: Optimising Employability for the Workplace of the Future - the Role of Educators, Students and Employers. Online 15 - 15 Jun 2023
TitleIndustry awards, employability and academic success
AuthorsKing, S., Graham, J., Raj Sharma, V., Nawaf, A., Kalla, D. and Slonims, N.
Abstract

This panel discussion features faculty members from across Middlesex University's international campuses who will discuss their experiences and successes in entering students' work into industry awards. The aim is to initiate a discussion on the importance of industry-judged awards in higher education, aligning with Middlesex University's priorities under "Transforming Learning." The creative industries place a high value on awards, and major international competitions include free or heavily-subsidised youth categories to identify exceptional creativity and instil a passion for the industry. The proposed discussion aims to inspire study into this under-researched subject, share good practices and inspire colleagues to consider incorporating industry awards into their own pedagogy to help students achieve success.

KeywordsAwards; Industry Awards; Curriculum; Authentic Assessment; Employability
Sustainable Development Goals4 Quality education
Middlesex University ThemeCreativity, Culture & Enterprise
ConferenceMDX Annual Learning and Teaching Conference 2023: Optimising Employability for the Workplace of the Future - the Role of Educators, Students and Employers
Publication process dates
Accepted31 Mar 2023
Completed15 Jun 2023
Deposited14 Sep 2023
Output statusPublished
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Session outline: Panel discussion
Opening and welcome: Dr James Graham
Moderated by: Stephen King
Panellists: Vaishali Raj Sharma, Afroz Nawaf, Dalilah Kalla, Nancy Slonims

Web address (URL)https://www.mdx.ac.uk/get-in-touch/meet-us/mdx-annual-learning-and-teaching-conference-2023/session-1b
Web address (URL) of conference proceedingshttps://www.play.mdx.ac.uk/media/ALTC2023++Session+1b/1_2fr8q5dk
LanguageEnglish
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