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The purpose of the National Teaching Fellowship Scheme for Individual Awards is to recognise, reward and celebrate individuals who are judged to make an outstanding impact on the student learning experience.

Up to 55 individual awards, each of £10,000 will be awarded in 2013 in recognition of individual excellence.

Queen’s University has been invited to nominate up to three individuals who can demonstrate excellence in supporting the student learning experience in higher education to the NTFS in 2013.   Colleagues wishing to be considered for one of the nominations should submit an electronic application by 5 pm on Thursday 31 January 2013 to e.mcdowell@qub.ac.uk.  Further information on the nominee application process is provided in the guidelines on Applying to be a Queen's nominee.

Further details of the NTFS 2013 Scheme are available on the HEA website, including a NTFS 2012 Overview Report highlighting characteristics of last year's successful nominations.

Previous National Teaching Fellowship Winners

Prof Brian Whalley NTFS Winner 2008 Watch an interview (windows) | Alternative format (quicktime)	Mr David Gibson NTFS Winner 2007 Watch an interview (windows) | Alternative format (quicktime)	Prof Beverley Milton-Edwards NTFS Winner 2004 Download a small descriptive summary