The RACI Matrix workshop
Division of roles and responsibilities in UM governance: the RACI matrix as a tool to improve clarity and commitment in complex educational processes
3-hour training by E. Radulova
This workshop provides an introduction to the RACI matrix as a tool for delineation of roles and responsibilities in complex (educational) work environments, where multiple actors have to collaborate. We start with a brief explanation of the RACI framework and its origins and application to project management. Afterwards, the participants are invited to apply the tool to the practices taking place within their faculties.
This session is especially useful for those new to university management (such as programme directors or educational coordinators) or those who play a role in a UM board or committee, such as an Educational Programme Committee (EPC), BoE (Board of Examiners) or the Faculty/University Council.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop, we’d also like you to tell us more about your role at UM and any uncertainties you may have experienced in the various roles and responsibilities you have encountered. You will be asked to provide this information after signing up, so please bear this in mind.
About the trainer
Elissaveta Radulova is an Associate Professor at FASoS, where het area of expertise is Public Policy and Good Governance. Since 2011 she is heavily engaged with educational management and organizational affairs most notably as Chair of the Board of Examiners (2012-2018), Ed-Lab Liaison (2016-2017), Employability Coordinator (2018-2019), and Programme Director of the BA in European Studies (2019-2022). As Chair of the FASoS BoE her task was to transform the BoE from a bookkeeper to a quality assurance actor. In this context, she was in charge of drafting the BoE Statute and of organizing the proper delineation of work and responsibilities regarding the quality assurance of assessment practices (using a RACI matrix).
Costs
EDLAB is happy to offer this course to you free of charge. Please note however that we have paid to develop and offer these sessions together with the trainer, so if you sign up but cannot attend, we would greatly appreciate it if you could give us at least 4 days’ notice so that we can advertise your spot to others who may be interested. Failing to turn up or cancelling last minute may result in your department being charged cost price (please contact us for more details should you need to cancel).
EDLAB reserves the right to postpone this event should a minimum of 6 participants not be reached.
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