How do we teach transdisciplinarity?

This session will help participants interpret the ANU Transdisciplinary Problem-solving framework, and showcase resources that can help examine that question. We will also explore a key resource from an international collaboration examining the various ways and contexts for training for transdisciplinarity.

Drawing on experience around the room we will also have a more general discussion about what it means -- or could mean -- to create and run an excellent transdisciplinary course at ANU.

This is a rare opportunity to learn directly from one of ANU's leading voices on transdisciplinary education. Spots are limited — register now to make sure you don't miss out.

About the Presenter

Professor Lorrae van Kerkhoff is Director of the ANU Institute for Water Futures and Professor at the Fenner School of Environment and Society. Internationally recognised for her work on knowledge systems, sustainability science, and futures thinking, Lorrae brings a rare combination of academic rigour and practical wisdom to questions of how we learn and work across disciplines. She convenes ANU's Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability and is one of ANU's leading voices on transdisciplinary education. Don't miss the chance to learn from her directly.

The ANU McCusker Institute develops community-minded leaders with the knowledge, skills and experiences to create positive social change. We cultivate transdisciplinary learning that bridges academic research and teaching with impactful opportunities for ANU students and community to be active contributors to pressing societal issues facing local, national, and global communities.

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