Trish Osler at the ‘Possibility Studies’ Conference
Trish Osler presented leading-edge research on innovative post-pandemic pedagogies at Cambridge's 2024 'Possibility Studies' conference.

July 2024, Cambridge, UK — Trish Osler, a key researcher in our Worlding Higher Education Differently (WHEd) project, presented her groundbreaking work at the ‘Possibility Studies’ conference held at the University of Cambridge in July 2024. This prestigious event provided Trish with a prime opportunity to share the core elements of her research on innovative post-pandemic pedagogies, including transnational, translanguaging, and transmedia approaches that are central to enhancing transdisciplinary learning and creativity.

Her presentation captured the essence of exploring “What Ifs…”—a theme that perfectly aligned with her focus on how art and design can drive transformative educational practices. Trish’s insights into these innovative pedagogies not only showcased the potential of art-science collaborations but also sparked invigorating discussions on reimagining education for a rapidly evolving world. Her contributions at the conference reinforced the relevance and urgency of developing inclusive and dynamic learning models that address contemporary challenges. This engagement also opened new avenues for collaboration and innovation in higher education research and practice.

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