Our new system will simplify curriculum management processes and support curriculum design and innovation. Here we share project updates and information, including FAQs.
Our vision is to implement a curriculum management tool to replace our current in-house system. It will be a single source of truth for our curriculum, it will reduce time-consuming paper tasks, improve efficiency, and support curriculum innovation and design.
This digital project will support the student success sub-strategy by enabling the curriculum shape and curriculum framework projects.
Curriculum management involves planning, implementing, and evaluating our programmes and modules to ensure they meet standards and student needs.
A curriculum management system is a digital platform designed to streamline and enhance the management of educational curricula.
You can expect to use the curriculum management system for approving proposals, facilitating quality assurance processes, and to create, maintain and modify programme and module content.
The system is cloud-based and approved users will be able to log in from anywhere using single-sign on.
We are optimistic that from the start of the 2025/26 academic year the curriculum management system will be used for curriculum data management and programme and module governance.
By the end of the project in 2028, the system will be integrated with Banner and downstream systems that rely on curriculum data will be reworked.
Yes, everyone will be trained to use the new system and there will be ongoing training and support resources available.
Business champions have been assigned to aid the smooth transition to the new system. Any queries or feedback should be directed to them in the first instance, which can then be escalated to the project team.
The business champions are:
| Faculty/Directorate | Business Champion(s) |
|---|---|
| Faculty of Education, Health & Human Sciences | Hilary Orpin Neil Barnes Charlotte Jeavons |
| Faculty of Engineering and Science | Constantinos Ierotheou Noel-Ann Bradshaw |
| Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences | Louise Owusu-Kwarteng Zoe Pettit |
| Greenwich Business School | Gary Brown Katherine Leopold |
| Information and Library Services | Dave Puplett |
| Student and Academic Services | Karen Brough |