Major changes to the scheme in 2001

The Awards began in 2000 under the name of the RMIT Distinguished Teaching Awards (DTA for short). From 2001 onwards they will be known as the RMIT University Teaching Awards.

The time available for the faculty processes of nomination, selection and supporting nominees to prepare University level documentation has been greatly increased and the whole scheme is spread out over a longer period of the year.

A Scholarship of Teaching Award has been added in response to feedback from stakeholders and a Research Supervision Award has been developed by the Research Graduate Studies Committee.

Greater faculty level support for nominees and acknowledgments of achievements at a local level (Department/School and Faculty) is planned.


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