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5–8 May 2024
Waurn Ponds Estate, Deakin University, Wadawurrung Country, Australia
Formerly known as the Middle Managers program, the renaming as Compass speaks to the path taken by participants in learning to navigate change with confidence and chart their path towards a leadership style that is not just recognised but truly valued.
This residential program has been designed to be highly interactive with plenty of opportunities for discussion and exploration, facilitated by senior professionals recognised for their expertise and outstanding leadership.
13–14 May 2024
Sydney, NSW
Explorance, in collaboration with University of New South Wales, is honored to host the annual Explorance Bluenotes conference APAC 2024, where the future of education meets the power of artificial intelligence. Join higher education leaders in quality assurance, institutional research, and information technology for an experience-rich day focused on innovative solutions to improve teaching effectiveness and enhance the student learning experience.
Post-conference Explorance’s Blue Administration Certification Training Camp will take place on 15–16 May, 2024.
Early-bird discount ends on 1 March 2024.
23–24 May 2024
Brisbane, QLD
Every institution is grappling with higher costs and compliance requirements, and changing applicant expectations. We’re all seeking technical and process solutions for timely operational decision-making that support strategic objectives.
The symposium will bring together professionals from across the sector to showcase achievements, developing strategies, and challenges in these early stages of the student journey.
Hosted by ATEM
28–31 May 2024
Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC
As Australia buzzes back to life post-holidays, we’re thrilled to announce that the full program for the Women in Leadership Summit 2024 has now been released. Moving beyond our January hiatus, this is the perfect moment to propel your leadership journey forward.
This year, the summit takes on a special significance. In response to the Global Gender Gap Report 2023, we’re addressing the critical need for increased women’s leadership roles. More than just a gathering, our summit is a dynamic platform for inspiration and empowerment, aimed at driving tangible change.
Engage with a powerful line-up of trailblazing women through keynotes, panels, and interactive sessions. Immerse yourself in an environment where leadership is not only discussed but actively shaped.
Your journey to personal and professional growth starts here.
1–3 July 2024
Melbourne, VIC
STARS will join with Equity Practitioners in Higher Education Australasia (EPHEA) and National Association of Enabling Educators of Australia (NAEEA) to host the 2024 Student Success Conference.
STARS, EPHEA and NAEEA believe it is timely to bring together organisations whose key focus is student success, in a collegial forum to disseminate current research, good practice and progressive ideas and opportunities focused on enhancing the student learning experience.
Internationally, access to and improving the student experience in further education and training remains a focus for all higher education institutions. In Australia, for example, the release of the Australian Universities Accord Report (expected December 2023) will be the key focus for education practitioners. The Accord Report and Recommendations are expected to shape policy and practice with an aim to improve the quality, accessibility, affordability and sustainability of higher education.
In 2024 the STARS Conference will also be celebrating its 10th anniversary, and the Student Success Journal will be publishing its 15th volume.
We are pleased to announce that the Call for Submissions for the 2024 Student Success Conference and the Conference Issue of the Student Success Journal are now open.
10–12 July 2024
North Metropolitan TAFE, Perth, WA
The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) and conference co-host North Metropolitan TAFE are delighted to invite you to register for the
33rd National VET Research Conference ‘No Frills’!
This year, presenters and delegates from across Australia and the world will come together to explore this year’s conference theme: VET partnerships powering a dynamic workforce.
Recognised as a prominent annual national conference integral to NCVER’s involvement with the VET sector, ‘No Frills’ offers a platform to present research to VET practitioners while fostering the growth of researchers.
Delegates will have the opportunity engage in lively discussions and ample networking opportunities amidst thought-provoking presentations in a welcoming atmosphere. Additionally, the conference delivers valuable professional development activities focused on data analytics, research practice, and enhancing capabilities within the VET sector.
We have an exciting 2024 program featuring:
We can’t wait to see you in Perth! Register for ‘No Frills’ 2024 today.
24–26 July 2024
La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria
This remarkable event spanning three days will unite leading minds from the higher education sector, covering a range of topics pivotal to organisational success such as:
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