Articles about 'Cambridge Centre for Teaching and Learning'

The winners of this year's Pilkington Prizes have been presented with their awards at a special event hosted by St Catharine's College. 

A total of fourteen dedicated and talented staff have been awarded the Pilkington Prize this year. The annual prizes are awarded in the name of Sir Alastair Pilkington to acknowledge excellence in teaching and to recognise the contribution each individual makes to a Department or Faculty. 

The University’s new Student Services Centre is now open. The facility – which brings together a number of support services and teams under one roof – is located at the New Museums Site in the heart of Cambridge.

Thirteen Cambridge academics have been recognised for their outstanding teaching in the University's Pilkington Prizes.

Twelve inspirational academics have been honoured for outstanding teaching in the University’s 23rd Pilkington Prizes.

A highly innovative project in which Cambridge students and prisoners studied together at a Category B prison in Buckinghamshire has broken down prejudices and created new possibilities for all of those who took part. The researchers behind it suggest that more such collaborative learning initiatives could help dismantle stereotypes and offer prisoners a meaningful vision for the future after release.