Ruskin Modules bring students together from across ARU to find new ways to tackle ‘wicked’ challenges – global societal or cultural concerns that are uniquely difficult to resolve. 

These interdisciplinary modules enable students to develop new skills and refine further existing ones. Skills such as critical reflection, reasoned argument, and the confidence to question established ways, will prepare students for the future and provide an additional edge in the workplace. 

Whilst supporting online learning as a Ruskin Module SALT, you’ll experience something exciting and new, and increase your own skills alongside the students on the module.  You’ll also benefit from additional Ruskin Module training and ongoing support. 

You’ll need to be: Proactive, organised, friendly and open to new ideas 

Requirements:

• Must be a ARU Student, 3rd year or above or ARU Graduate
• All course disciplines are welcome
• Available Wednesday mornings for trimester 1

Please click on the apply button, you’ll be asked to upload your CV. If you are keen to work on a specific Ruskin Module, please mention this in your application.