FAPSA online workshops
Pedagogical online workshops for teaching staff
18 September 2026
RUN-EU’s pedagogical network, the Future and Advanced Pedagogy Skills Academy (FAPSA), will organise a series of pedagogical online workshops for teaching staff in autumn 2026. The workshops will address current topics in higher education, such as student-centred teaching, digital learning environments, and assessment and feedback.
RUN-EU will deliver the online workshops via Microsoft Teams through its digital platform. Participants will gain practical tools to develop their teaching and will have the opportunity to hear colleagues’ experiences across different RUN-EU higher education institutions.
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Workshop dates and times

Student-centred teaching: How to choose your learning activities? – 4th edition
9 October 2026
14h00-15h30 CET
Put student-centred teaching into practice by exploring learning activities, connecting them with teaching methods, and transforming your courses.

How to Support Learning in Digital Environments – 3rd edition
10 November 2026
14h00-15h30 CET
Explore practical digital tools and strategies to boost student engagement, collaboration and personalised learning in online and blended settings.

Globalise Your Course: Embedding international and intercultural competencies in the Curriculum
2nd Edition
17 November 2026
14h00-15h30 CET
Make your course more global by learning how to turn international and intercultural competencies into concrete learning goals, activities and assessments.

Academics’ wellbeing – how to support it? – 3rd edition
19 November 2026
14h00-15h30 CET
Discover strategies to balance demands, build support networks and thrive in academic life.

Exploring the role of assessment and feedback for student engagement
4th edition
7 December 2026
14h00-15h30 CET
Learn about practical approaches to make assessment more meaningful, inclusive and supportive of student learning and well-being.
The Future and Advanced Pedagogy Skills Academy develops RUN-EU’s pedagogical culture and supports the pedagogical design and implementation of our joint education offer. It also promotes innovative pedagogical models that enhance student-centredness, transdisciplinarity, mobility, and future skills. Explore more on the Pedagogical Development webpage.