We have established a multifaceted mentoring program at DEN that engages students across various academic levels, along with the participation of staff, alumni, professionals, and local communities. Our approach is all-encompassing and focuses on providing comprehensive support and guidance to our students. Recognising the evolving educational landscape, we have embraced novel and inventive methods to collaborate with and mentor our students, ensuring our strategies align with the current academic environment.

Mentoring & Covid-19

The mentoring project with the Democratic Education Network (DEN) encountered

difficulties that began following the sudden emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020. 

Find out how we maintained online student engagement during these uncertain times 

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Mentoring in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

We developed a specially-designed mentoring scheme for students in social science fields including Politics, Sociology, and Criminology, to enhance their employability in an area in which they are studying. You can learn more about the way we have integrated into the curriculum, involving staff, students, communities, and employers

Here

Mentoring strategies

The mentoring project of DEN involves students from different levels, staff, alumni and professionals. We have developed different mentoring strategies according to the different communities involved.

You can find out more about our different mentoring strategies 

Here