Abstract
In this paper the use of group work as one approach to student empowerment is discussed. An attempt is made to differentiate the characteristics of courses which involve token empowerment from those which involve deeper empowerment. An example of a project undertaken by second‐year undergraduates is described, and student responses, as evidence of their awareness of learning processes, are explored.
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