Engaging the Curriculum in Higher Education

Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: The Possibility of Curriculum 1. Curriculum: a missing term 2. Understanding curriculum 3. Higher education for an age of uncertainty 4. Framing curriculum Part II: Signs of Curriculum Life 5. A schema 6. Knowing 7. Acting 8. Being Part III: Prospects for Engagement 9. Engaging the Curriculum 10. Engaging Students 11. Engaging Academics Summary and Reflections Appendices Bibliography Subject Index Author Index The Society for Research into Higher Education

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