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Catherine: “Engaging and getting feedback from colleagues from other disciplines is most beneficial.” Catherine Gorman is Senior Lecturer, School of Hospitality Management and Tourism and she joined the TU Dublin learning circle, and the International Learning Circle, in 2020-2021.

Today we talk to Orsi, PhD student at Corvinus University of Budapest, who joined the online module in 2020-2021. Orsolya: “Up until the module I had only been aware of the NGO perspective and the module allowed me to see different ones as well and thus have a more comprehensive picture of the whole process.”

Screenshot taken at our reflection session in the beginning of January: connected, even at a distance.

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Communities and Students Together (CaST) has published a state-of-the-art review of Engaged...

Since 2008 TUD’s Programme for Students Learning With Communities has been coordinating collaborative research and learning projects with communities. Over a 1000 students each year – from chemistry to journalism – work with underserved community organisations, supervised by lecturers.

Now all applications for the Learning Circles and CPD module in the different partner institutions...