2025 winner
Dr Emma Rich, Department for Health
Find out more about this year's winner of the Innovation in Learning and Teaching Award.
Previous winners
- 2024: Professor Jason Hart & Dr Katharina Lenner, Department of Social & Policy Sciences
- 2023: Dr Teslim Buyoke, School of Management & Enrico Cecconi, Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies
- 2022: Dr Nuno Reis, Department of Chemical Engineering
- 2021: Dr Nathalia Gjorsoe, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
- 2020: Dr Emma Carmel, Department of Social and Policy Sciences, Ms Lyn Hanning, Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology) and Dr Maria Valero, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
- 2019: Dr Steve Cayzer, Department of Mechanical Engineering
- 2018: Dr Peter Sloan, Department of Physics
- 2017: Dr Jessica Francombe-Webb, Department for Health
- 2016: Dr Felia Allum, Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies
- 2015: Dr Wali Aslam, Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies
- 2014: Dr Emma Rich, Department of Education
- 2013: Dr Nigel Johnston, Department of Mechanical Engineering
- 2012: Dr Kelly Teamey, Department of Education, and Dr Paul Caulfield, School of Management
- 2011: Dr Alex Wright, Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering
- 2010: Caroline Hickman, Department of Social & Policy Sciences
- 2009: Dr Richard Joiner, Department of Psychology
- 2008: Dr Momna Hejmadi, Department of Biology & Biochemistry
- 2007: Dr Jos Darling, Department of Mechanical Engineering
- 2006: Dr Louise Brown, Department of Social & Policy Sciences
- 2005: Geraldine Jones and Tim Bilham, Department of Health
- 2004: Dr Theodoros Papdopoulos, Department of Social & Policy Sciences
- 2003: Dr Turan Subasat, Department of Economics & International Development, and Dr Alan Batterham, Department of Sport & Exercise Science
- 2002: Dr Jeff Gavin, Department of Psychology, and Dr Alan Reid, Department of Education
- 2001: Dr Gary Lock, Department of Mechanical Engineering
- 2000: Alison Oliver, Sports Development