The winners of the annual EUSA Teaching Awards have been announced at a ceremony held at the University.
The awards are entirely student led. Edinburgh students nominate candidates and a student judging panel selects the shortlist and winners.
Winners
The winners and runners up are:
Best Feedback Award
- Winner: Allan Clark (Informatics)
- Runner up: Simon King (Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences)
Developing Students’ Employability Award
- Winner: Andrew Curtis (GeoSciences)
- Runner up: Tina Duren (Chemical Engineering)
Best Personal Tutor Award
- Winner: Daniel Carr (Law)
- Runner up: Joan Smith (Edinburgh College of Art)
Postgraduates Who Tutor Award
- Winner: Sarah Humayun (Literatures, Languages and Cultures)
- Runner up: Holly Davis (Social and Political Science)
Best Research or Dissertation Supervisor
- Winner: Niamh Nic Shuibhne (Law)
- Runner up: Kathleen McSweeney (History, Classics and Archaeology)
Teaching with Technology Award
- Winner: Jan Eichhorn (Social and Political Science)
- Runner up: Fritha Langford (Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies)
Teaching in the International Classroom Award
- Winner: Graeme Laurie (Law School)
- Runner up: Sakino Nakayama (Literatures, Languages & Cultures)
Robert Kendall Award for Teaching in Medicine
- Winner: Eleri Williams (Clinical Sciences)
- Runner up: Alwayn Leacock (Clinical Sciences)
Award for Teaching in the Veterinary Sciences
- Winner: Kevin Eatwell (Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies)
- Runner up: Susan Kempson (Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies)
Award for Teaching in the College of Science & Engineering
- Winner: Sue Sierra (Mathematics)
- Runner up: Martin Reekie (Engineering)
Award for Teaching in the College of Humanities & Social Science
- Winner: Lauren Hall-Lew (Philosophy, Psychology and Language Science)
- Runner up: Stephan Malinowski (History, Classics and Archaeology)
Supporting Students’ Learning Award
- Winner: Connar Mawer (President, Biomedical Society)
- Runner up: Wendy Housam (Edinburgh College of Art)
Best School or Subject Area Award
- Winner: Celtic and Scottish Studies
- Runner up: Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Best Course Award
- Winner: Japanese 2 – Joint Japanese 2A & 2B (Literatures, Languages & Cultures)
- Runner up: Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation (GeoSciences)