Promoting Inclusive Learning Environments
Creating inclusive learning environments for our undergraduates is vital to reduce any barriers or disadvantages that may impede student learning experiences and progression.
This interactive three-hour session, developed by the MB ChB EDI Committee, focuses on how we can create inclusive learning environments that support positive student experiences and outcomes across a diverse undergraduate cohort. The session explores what constitutes a learning environment and our role to embed effective Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) practices so students feel safe, supported, and able to learn.
Participants will gain practical strategies to plan inclusive placements, respond to challenges such as micro-aggressions, and promote positive behaviours and cultural change within clinical teams and organisations, in line with professional and regulatory expectations.
This session will aim to support undergraduate supervisors to:
- Understand the context and importance of inclusive learning environments
- Explain key Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) concepts and terminology
- Gain insight into how EDI is embedded within the MB ChB curriculum, in particular, the Year 3 Active Bystander training
- Identify individual actions to support students, implement solutions, and positively influence personal and team behaviours
There are 3 CPD points for this workshop applied for through the Royal College of Physicians.
Please book your preferred session using the Eventbrite links for face-to-face sessions, and the Teams registration links for the Teams online sessions, below:
- Monday 12 October 2026: 10am-1pm (Salford Royal Hospital)
- Wednesday 4 November 2026: 9:30am-12:30pm (online via Microsoft Teams)
- Thursday 3 December 2026: 1-4pm (Manchester Royal Infirmary, Oxford Road)
- Wednesday 13 January 2027: 1-4pm (online via Microsoft Teams)
- Wednesday 3 February 2027: 1-4pm (online via Microsoft Teams)
- Wednesday 21 April 2027: 9:30am-12:30pm (online via Microsoft Teams)
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