Enhance students’ learning on Masters-level programmes within the consortium with regard to Spatial Literacy by developing innovative curricula that:
- exploit developments in new technologies; and
- cater for the increasingly diverse disciplinary backgrounds of students on such programmes.
Enhance students’ learning at undergraduate and postgraduate-research level with regard to Spatial Literacy.
Improve the generic/transferable skills of students on Masters-level programmes within the consortium.
Promote and develop the learning and teaching of Spatial Literacy within:
- Cognate disciplines in UK HE;
- Non-spatial disciplines within UK HE;
- The school and FE sector;
- Beyond (Lifelong-learning and professional development).
Promote the reward and recognition of staff involved in enhancing learning and teaching of Spatial Literacy.
Develop Masters-level pedagogy and disseminate the outcomes within the sector.
In order to achieve the above the SPLINT CETL will also:
Develop and enhance teaching and learning infrastructure within the consortium.