Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Chile
Universidad Diego Portales invites its doctoral students to teach general education courses
Chile's Universidad Diego Portales runs a call for its doctoral students to teach General Education Courses, which bring together undergraduates from programmes such as design, engineering, nursing and law.
Why it matters: Doctoral students at Universidad Diego Portales are the target of a call to teach General Education Courses for undergraduates from several degree programmes.
Universidad Diego Portales (UDP) said it runs a call aimed at its doctoral students to teach General Education Courses, known by the Spanish acronym CFG.
According to the university, the call promotes bringing doctoral research into classrooms made up of students from degree programmes including design, engineering, nursing and law.
UDP described the call as an initiative of one of its general directorates.
Editor’s view
Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
The call is directed at UDP's doctoral students, and the General Education Courses it covers are aimed at undergraduates from a range of programmes, among them design, engineering, nursing and law.
