The National Technological University Transformation for Recovery and Resilience (N-TUTORR) initiative has been working to enhance the learner experience across Ireland’s technological university sector for over two years.
N-TUTORR addresses key areas such as:
-Student Empowerment
-Staff Development
-Climate Leadership
-Generative AI
-Flexible Learning
-Academic Integrity
Key Highlights of the Day
The event featured a remarkable lineup, including Dr. Sharon Flynn and Professor Mike Murphy, who opened the day, and Pamela Uba, ATU alumna and the first Black woman to win Miss Ireland, who shared her inspiring journey. Renowned journalist Matt Cooper served as MC, while a panel of university presidents, moderated by Dr. Joseph Ryan, explored the future of technological higher education.
Interactive Parallel Sessions
Participants engaged in various thematic sessions throughout the day, including: Academic Integrity: Showcasing collaborative work to advance academic standards. Generative AI: Exploring how AI can transform learning and assessment in higher education. Student Empowerment: Highlighting impact stories and launching a new book celebrating student partnerships. Climate Leadership Training: Sharing insights and practices for sustainability education.
Plenary Sessions and Workshops
The event concluded with forward-looking plenaries from Clare Phelan of the European University Association and Sheila MacNeill, a celebrated higher education consultant, on digital transformation and teaching innovation.
