‘What would you do differently in a future program review?’
- Sarah Hardcastle
- Feb 12
- 2 min read
Below are just a few of the things our interviewees told us they would do differently in future.
Managing the Review Process
define the program principles, outcomes and journey within the
capabilities of the institution
spend more time on project and change management
increase the amount of market insight to triangulate the data
plan better for the implementation phase of curriculum changes
ensure smooth handovers between review committees and
academic services
provide greater support for faculty during the transition
Reviewing the Curriculum and…
focus on course titles as well as the content
focus less on the granularity of the content
achieve greater transparency on the program outputs and benefits
strengthen career support
Involving Key Stakeholders
involve key business units earlier in the process
spend more time with employers
increase time on stakeholder management – everybody who is impacted needs to be in the room
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