Fellowship demonstrates a personal and institutional commitment to professionalism in teaching and learning in higher education. Across four categories, from Associate to Principal, Fellowship provides individuals with recognition of their practice, impact and leadership of teaching and learning.
I think the most important thing that I’ve got out of being a Senior Fellow is the external recognition you receive from your peers. It gives you a profile. What’s interesting is that people ask me for advice in terms of teaching and learning. People know you are interested in pedagogy and will help support them."
Catherine Higgs, Senior Lecturer, University of the West of England
Find out more about Fellowship
There are over 130,000 Fellows worldwide. Find out about why this recognition is important to both individuals and institutions.
5% discount when you buy 8 or more Fellowship applications
You can purchase multiple Fellowship applications across the four categories to use when your prospective Fellows are ready to apply. When you buy 8 or more you will receive a 5% discount on the fees. This will also help streamline the administrative process for Fellowship applications within your institution.
Buy before 31 August 2020 for the discount. Applications can be made from the point of purchase up until 30 April 2021.
Fellowship workshops
Understanding Fellowship and the process of applying
These one-day workshops prepare a group of staff to make applications for Fellowship at a specific category. The workshops can be run online and provide a dedicated space to focus on the requirements of Fellowship, review example applications relevant to participants’ contexts and to plan applications.
Workshops are delivered by Senior or Principal Fellows and draw on examples relevant to the institution’s and participants’ contexts.
These one-day workshops prepare a group of staff to make applications for Fellowship at a specific category. The workshops can be run online and provide a dedicated space to focus on the requirements of Fellowship, review example applications relevant to participants’ contexts and to plan applications.
Workshops are delivered by Senior or Principal Fellows and draw on examples relevant to the institution’s and participants’ contexts.
In-house Fellowship writing retreats
Support in developing Fellowship applications
With expert support on hand, our online in-house Fellowship Writing Retreats provide a structured and guided environment in which to construct an application plan for Fellowship. The writing retreats are delivered aligned to a specific category and are open to a maximum of 10 participants per cohort.
Through writing retreats, participants will identify strong examples of professional practice from which to draw and develop a Fellowship application to meet the requirements for professional recognition at the appropriate category.
With expert support on hand, our online in-house Fellowship Writing Retreats provide a structured and guided environment in which to construct an application plan for Fellowship. The writing retreats are delivered aligned to a specific category and are open to a maximum of 10 participants per cohort.
Through writing retreats, participants will identify strong examples of professional practice from which to draw and develop a Fellowship application to meet the requirements for professional recognition at the appropriate category.
In order to make workshops and writing retreats cost effective for those with a small cohort wishing to taking part, we are also able to pair or group institutions to reduce operating costs.
Draft application reviews
Feedback from an expert
A review of a draft Fellowship application can be provided to each applicant. By an agreed date or set of dates, each applicant will send their draft application to an experienced Advance HE consultant for review. The consultant will review the application and provide annotated feedback, including points for further development, by email directly to the applicant.
A review of a draft Fellowship application can be provided to each applicant. By an agreed date or set of dates, each applicant will send their draft application to an experienced Advance HE consultant for review. The consultant will review the application and provide annotated feedback, including points for further development, by email directly to the applicant.