Please note that the UKENIC22 annual conference - face-to-face in London will now take place on 20 February 2023.
UKENIC22 is our first Twin Event annual conference – face-to-face in London; and online, with live conference content accessible globally which took place in November 2022.
The conference theme is ‘Shifting Balance, Changing Models’, with a rich and varied programme, featuring a mix of expert speaker input, group workshops and discussions, plenaries, and action planning. All the content will be geared to provide you with thought-provoking ideas and practical takeaways to apply in your work. The day will offer a choice of over 20 sessions, including two plenaries.
Our keynote speaker will be Edward Paice, Director of Africa Research Institute and author of the acclaimed Youthquake: Why African Demography Should Matter to the World, a study of Africa's youth and growth, and what this means not only for the future of the continent, but for the rest of the world.
Speakers with include Prof. Dato Dr. Mohammad Shatar bin Sabran, CEO of the Malaysian Qualification Agency; Prof. Anne Anderson, UNESCO; Prof. Mary Stiasny, Pro-Vice Chancellor International, University of London; Diana Beech, CEO, London Higher; Ning Guan, University of Sydney; Afshan Baksh, Evolve Global; Shonagh Maak, BUILA and University of Glasgow; Stuart Rennie, SJ Rennie Consulting; Petra Olsson, Cambridge Assessment; Monica Camino Moreno, Dialexy; Andy Harrison, PSI; Tim Thomas, Trade and Work Global; Dr Richard Budd, Lancaster University; Julie Allen, UKCISA; Simon Terrington, EdCo Latam; Chris Gibson, Gecko Engage; Jeff Williams, Enroly; and Simon Reichwald, Connectr.
The conference programme is available here.
Delegate rates include lunch and refreshments at the excellent venue: the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster, London.
Members can obtain more information from their account manager, or email conference@enic.org.uk.
Please note, UK ENIC reserves the right to change the programme and timings of the day without notice.
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