Academic program directors and partnership managers
Planning a cross-institutional partnership for a new Health and life sciences program
The 'subject areas' mind map template from Xmind maps 67 nodes across 8 academic subject clusters and 15+ UK universities, organized by Art & Design, Film, media and television, Health and life sciences, ICT, Business, Management & Economics, Education, Psychology, BioSciences, and Geography, Geology and Environment. It also breaks down academic levels into Masters, Undergraduate, Foundation degree, and diploma, with specific institutions like Middlesex and Leicester under Masters. This template serves as a curriculum mapping cheat sheet for educators and administrators planning cross-institutional program delivery. It visually clusters universities (e.g., Herts, Coventry, Kingston U) under each subject area, enabling quick comparison of offerings. The structure is a single-sheet radial mind map with two main branches: subject areas and academic levels, each further subdivided into specific nodes.
Terms and ConditionsPlanning a cross-institutional partnership for a new Health and life sciences program
Reviewing which universities offer Masters degrees in Psychology for student recruitment
Mapping undergraduate course offerings across multiple campuses for curriculum alignment
Launch the template in Xmind to explore the pre-defined branches for subject areas, academic levels, and university clusters.
Add new topics or modify existing nodes to reflect your specific curriculum mapping needs and institutional partnerships.
Apply custom colors or icons to highlight priorities before exporting the final map as an image or PDF for stakeholders.
The template includes 8 subject clusters (e.g., Art & Design, Health and life sciences) and academic levels (Masters, Undergraduate, Foundation degree, diploma), each linked to specific UK universities like Middlesex, Leicester, and Coventry.
Use it to map which universities offer programs in each subject area and at each academic level. Customize the nodes by adding course names or credit details directly in Xmind.
Yes, the .xmind file is fully editable in Xmind desktop or web. You can add, remove, or rearrange nodes, and export as PDF or image for printing.
It organizes programs by degree type (Masters, Undergraduate, Foundation degree, diploma) and associates each with relevant universities, helping to visualize progression pathways.
Absolutely. The template is a starting point; you can duplicate branches or add new nodes to include additional institutions or subjects.
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