This hybrid event aims to bring together educators from across the institution to develop a shared vision and vocabulary for collaboratively and creatively tackling urgent ‘wicked’ problems (e.g., climate change, health crises, social justice) through pedagogy. Inter- or trans-disciplinary pedagogy is a key means to this end. So, together, we will explore:

• What is transdisciplinary pedagogy – and what advantages does

it offer?

• What transdisciplinary work is already being undertaken at the

university?

• How can we study transdisciplinary pedagogy – and how best

could the Exeter Education Innovation Institute support this

research?

The insights from this meeting will inform a second workshop in the summer open to all participants,as well as any new interested colleagues and students who wish to support the growth of our transdisciplinary community of practice at the university.

This event is funded by the Research and Impact Strategy (Research-Education Ecosystem) and organised by an interdisciplinary team from across the University in order to establish a Transdisciplinary Pedagogy Network at Exeter: Associate Professor Kerry Chappell (Creativity and Emergent Educational Futures Network); Professor Nicky King (ADE, CEMPS); Dr Caitlin Kight (Academic Development and Skills).

The event can be attended either in-person or online