Curriculum Design at Liverpool Hope
Following the University’s decision to develop an integrated approach to curriculum development, this section of the website offers a source of information and advice for staff covering: co-design (programme design and approval); the principles of the integrated curriculum; and timetabling.
Co-Design
The Co-Design event is a key element of the University's Programme Design and Approval Process. Following initial "approval in principle" to develop a new programme. the event can be used in all stages in the design of a programme, product or process, but especially in the initial or conception phase. Our view is that co-design is a critical aspect of programme design because different perspectives, and a productive combination of different perspectives, are needed in order to stimulate creativity and innovation. The introduction of specific creative co-design workshops within the Programme Development and Approvals Process provides an opportunity for a range of different stakeholders to jointly explore and articulate their needs/opinions and to jointly develop and create solutions drawing on a diversity of experience and expertise. The key benefit of such creative approaches is that they support the University to develop innovative and original provision.
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