Student Staff Partnership Projects

Newman University

Student-Staff Partnership Projects are an important part of our mission to enhance Newman University as a learning community where everyone has the opportunity to shape our work. Partnership projects are a route to meaningful collaboration between students and staff at the heart of university life and culture. We therefore provide opportunities, open to all students, to work co-operatively, with both academic and professional and support staff, to develop aspects of university life that matter to them.

There are three different types of Student-Staff Partnership Projects:

• Academic partnership projects (SAP) – looking to enhance an aspect of the broad student learning experience
• Research partnership projects (SRP) – integrating students as researchers in their subject discipline
• Community partnership projects (SCP) – engaging with the wider community

If you would like to take part in a Student-Staff Partnership there is a formal annual round of funded partnership projects, launched each Autumn for completion the following June. If you have an idea for a project we encourage you to get in touch with the SSP team or discuss your ideas with staff members you feel would like to be involved at any time.
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Read about the Pedagogy of Partnership.
Read more about our student-staff partnership projects.

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