Events and Workshops

One-day workshop is offered by the STEM Group of Subject Centres and is aimed at academic staff who have either recently been appointed, or who aspire to become appointed, as external examiners.

This international symposium will explore how software and information resources can be used to best advantage across engineering and materials courses. Focusing on: engaging and retaining 21st century students, integrating sustainability into the engineering curriculum, PBL and supporting interdisciplinary study.

One day seminar aimed at engineering lecturers and programme managers who would like to explore how they can make their courses and engineering departments more inclusive across under represented groups.

This high level event not will be looking at the themes of Incentivising Excellence, Internationalisation and Future Funding.

This one day conference will go through all the steps needed to commercialise your innovation, including protecting your idea, writing an effective business plan, applying for funding, pitching with credibility, marketing and pricing, making decisions and taking risks, dealing with setbacks, and positioning your company for growth.

This event aims to help University Engineering Departments get value from the National HE STEM Programme.

This conference compliments the ‘Pedagogy of Climate Change Session’ at the Annual Conference of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) held in August 2008. It will also showcase the resources and learning outcomes derived from the GEES Subject Centre 'C-change in GEES Project' (Open licensing of climate change and sustainability resources in the Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences).

This one-day CHRI conference and workshop has been organised to explore the implications of sustainability for the Humanities, and to address a range of intriguing and pressing questions in this area.

The Green Gown Awards 2010 have now been launched and are inviting applications. The deadline for Stage 2 applications is 14th May 2010.

This conference explores the processes, value, and impact of different ways of delivering employability within subject curricula and asks whether we have moved beyond the bolt-on.

Elsevier will host the Fourth International Conference on Engineering Failure Analysis at Churchill College in Cambridge. This will be the latest in an important series of conferences which have established a respected biennial forum for the discussion and dissemination of knowledge and experience in Engineering Failure Analysis.

This international conference aims to provide a platform to consider how we can inspire the next generation of engineers, from attracting more young people to consider the profession through to engaging students in universities and the workplace.

EEE10s main aim is to provide a forum for exchange of ideas in a number of research areas that interact.

The conference focuses on issues around strategic vision and change, curriculum and teaching and virtualisation.

The Engineering, Social Justice, and Peace (ESJP) network are delighted to announce their Sixth Annual International Conference, to be co-hosted with the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (The RSA) in London.