Teaching

Throughout his career and since his appointment in 1996 as an academic member of staff at the University of Dundee, Professor Rami Abboud has taken a leading role in developing and sustaining successful undergraduate and postgraduate courses and has supervised over 250 undergraduate and postgraduate research projects.

In June 2017, Professor Abboud received the University of Dundee most prestigious award,  The Chancellor's Award , for his outstanding contributions to teaching at the University with a unanimous decision. Nominations are evaluated by a panel of peers drawn from senior colleagues from every school across the institution, professional services and DUSA. Successful nominees represent the very best teaching practice at the University, which is not only excellent but deemed to be outstanding in five categories: impact, sustainable change, enhancement to practice, support for transformational learning and the establishment of a legacy for practice.

Some of his learning & teaching roles were:

• - Director of the Master of Orthopaedic Surgery ( MChOrth) Course (accredited by the  Royal College of Surgeons of England )
• - Co-Director of the Master of Motion Analysis
• - Co-Director of the  MRes Sports Biomechanics and Rehabilitation
• - Co-Director of the  Master in Orthopaedic Science (accredited by the  Royal College of Surgeons of England )
• - Co-Director of the Intercalated BMSc Honours  Applied Orthopaedic Technology  Degree
• - Programme Lead for MBChB/MSc  joint degree
• - Chairman  Intercalated Undergraduate BMSc  Honours Degree
• - Head of Postgraduate Division
• - Associate Dean for Learning & Teaching, School of Medicine