​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​TEACH is the university teaching and learning centre for the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Theology.

The Centre’s core task is to support teaching and learning on the faculties’ study programmes, focusing on student learning through developing teachers’ skills. ​​

What TEACH offers

TEACH offers a number of university teaching and learning programmes and courses for various groups of staff, including the teaching and learning in higher education programme for assistant professors and postdocs, teaching and supervision courses for PhD students, introductory teaching and learning courses for new employees, student teachers and part-time academic staff, and courses for PhD supervisors. In addition, there are a number of thematic courses and workshops on, for example, AI for teaching and exams, online blended learning, diversity, equity and inclusion, research-based teaching, integration of practice into teaching, etc.

TEACH also supports academic units in various development projects – from joint strategy projects to the development of new (and revision of) curricula. The Centre is always happy to put together tailor-made courses together with other academic units, degree programmes or departments who wish to work on specific issues or challenges.

Pedagogical consultants

The Centre's consultants have considerable pedagogical knowledge based on research and on many years of practical experience across a wide range of university teaching and learning topics – for example, student-centred teaching, exam practice, first-year students, AI and technology in educational contexts, evaluation, curriculum and course development, and supervision.

TEACH's consultants are active participants in the Danish University Educational Network and are also involved in other related national and international networks and projects.