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Research-connected teaching
Feeds current research into the syllabus, develops students’ understanding of research processes and engages them in enquiry-based projects so they are producers and not just consumers of knowledge.
Case Studies
Search for 'case study research' on our resources search page to find University of Liverpool case studies and other resources to help you enhance Research-Connected Teaching in your curriculum.
Case Study Examples
Developing student research skills and confidence through an academic style Student Journal
Insider Imprint is a student journal for undergraduate and masters students.
Developing digital fluency and critical thinking through digital humanities scholarship
Follow this case study’s students as they become digital detectives of the past
Creating researchers of the future using freely accessible tools
By creating accessible, intuitive research tools you can enable students to undertake and engage with high level, research standard work.
Synchronous student co-design of a second-year core module in history
Student participation and engagement in module design in history, designed to help embed both transferable and disciplinary skills for future educational contexts and simultaneously improve the curriculum.