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Chris Harding wins EUSA Teaching Award

The School's Chris Harding received two honours in this year's EUSA Teaching Awards.

His course on 'Pioneers of Cultural Communication: Europe, India & Japan', won the 'Best course' category, and he was awarded the runner-up prize in the 'Innovative Teaching' category.

Dr Harding makes creative use of online tools in his courses to create stimulating group discussions and post links to relevant materials.

This is the fourth time the awards have been presented - this year over 4,000 nominations were received.

• University news article about EUSA Awards
• Dr Harding's home page
• Dr Harding's blog

This article was published on Apr 19, 2012

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