Inclusive Teaching
and Learning Resources
At the University of Westminster, we are dedicated to creating an inclusive learning environment that supports diverse student needs.
We Believe in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Below is a curated selection of resources to help educators design curricula and practices that ensure equity, accessibility and success for all students.
Discover More about Inclusive Teaching and Learning at Westminster
Leadership and Management Forum
Learn how our leadership forum updates university leaders on inclusive teaching for a diverse student body. Topics include inclusive curriculum drivers like the TEF, student retention and progress strategies. Read more…
Inclusive Design in Higher Education
The Higher Education Academy’s guide offers innovative insights into curriculum design across disciplines, supporting inclusivity at every level. Discover more…
Assessment Design
Explore the benefits of universally designed assessments, which empower students to demonstrate their abilities in diverse ways beyond traditional testing. Learn more…
Case Studies: Universal Design
Discover a comprehensive guide on Universal Design for Curriculum, featuring actionable case studies for creating inclusive environments. Explore here…
Course-Level Design: Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion
In this insightful piece by Tony Burke, discover how to integrate Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) into your course design. Learn practical steps for removing barriers to student success, ensuring inclusivity, and aligning with key initiatives like ‘Black Lives Matter.’ This guide provides essential strategies for embedding EDI across teaching, learning, and assessment, supported by resources from Advance HE and the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA). Perfect for course teams looking to create accessible and inclusive educational experiences. Explore further resources to deepen your understanding of inclusive course design. Read More……..
Embedding employability in your curriculum
At the University of Westminster requires all courses to integrate employability into the curriculum. Course teams collaborate with employers early on to ensure graduates are workplace-ready. This guide covers key strategies, stakeholders, employer engagement, and practical steps to embed employability in course design. Read More........
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