FELLOWSHIP

The Chartered Fellow Membership program at Cambridge Digital University (CDU) is a professional development program that is designed to recognize the achievements of the university's faculty members and staff. The program is intended to acknowledge the contributions of these individuals to the university and to the field of higher education, and to provide them with the recognition and support they need to continue to excel in their careers. To become a Chartered Fellow Member, faculty and staff members must go through an application process. The process includes a self-evaluation, the submission of a portfolio of evidence, and an interview with a panel of experts in the field. The panel assesses the candidate's qualifications and contributions to the university and the field of higher education. If the candidate is approved, they are then awarded the Chartered Fellow Membership. As a Chartered Fellow Member, faculty and staff members receive a number of benefits and recognition. These include access to professional development opportunities, research grants, and other resources, as well as the opportunity to network with other Chartered Fellow Members