Teaching
Huddersfield was revealed on the 23 November 2012 to be the first UK University to be recognised by the Higher Education Academy as having all its teaching staff meet the requirements of the The UK Professional Standards Framework and as a result have all lecturers entitled to use the post-nominal 'Fellow of the Higher Education Academy' (FHEA). The historic achievement was marked by the presentation of a commemorative plaque by The Chief Executive of the HEA, Professor Craig Mahoney.
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