Education, Teaching and Training Conferences and Events

Science at the Shine Dome - Minerals to medicines: 100 years of X-ray crystallography

Every year, Australia’s foremost scientists gather at Science at the Shine Dome. In 2015, the theme will be Minerals to medicines: 100 years of X-ray crystallography. X-ray crystallography has come a long way since Adelaide-born Nobel Laureate Lawrence Bragg pioneered the field 100 years ago. Featuring scientists at the forefront of their fields, this symposium will look at the world-changing work being done in crystallography—from extra-terrestrial investigations to medicine, from biology to chemistry and materials. Be a part of this exciting foray into what the future holds.

2015 AITD National Conference

13-14 May 2015, Sydney

The 2015 AITD National Conference is taking place in May 2015 in Sydney, Australia.

The AITD National Conference is the learning and development event of the year.

AITD's Annual National Conference has developed a reputation for providing delegates with high quality, dynamic presentations on an exciting range of innovative topics. 

For more information visit 2015 AITD National Conference

FutureSchools Expo

11-13 March 2015 - Sydney

What will the School of the Future actually LOOK like?

Held in Sydney, this exciting event will feature one large Expo, 1,500+ attendees, 80 expert speakers and 5 conferences – all under one roof!

Hope, wellbeing and engagement

23 March 2015 - Sydney

Hope, wellbeing and engagement: Measuring factors that drive student success, including results from Australian surveys with international comparisons

The Australian College of Educators (ACE) NSW invites you to attend this dinner meeting discussing:

The Gallup Student Poll is an online census that reports on the 'hope, engagement and wellbeing' of students. This instrument has been used in the US since 2009 and has now surveyed over 1.5 million students. The poll has now also surveyed Australian students in 2013 and 2014 indicating, according to Peggy Jasperson, ‘a major problem plaguing Australia’s schools with implications that are frightening for the future of our country … Australian students become less engaged as they make their way through the school system’. Peggy will present findings from the Gallup Student Poll Australia alongside international comparisons towards a discussion of how to address the important issue of student engagement.

EduTECH

2-4 June 2015, Brisbane

EduTECH® is the Southern Hemisphere's largest education congress and ed tech expo. In 2015, EduTECH will attract over 8,000 attendees; and will once again host 8 congresses, 8 post-congress masterclasses, official dinner for 900 guests, 250 exhibits, plus lots of extra streams, seminars, TeachMeets and breakouts for expo visitors.

EduTECH® is the only event that brings together the entire education and training sector (primary, secondary, tertiary, higher education and workplace learning) plus libraries, plus government, plus suppliers...from every state in Australia, plus New Zealand, Asia and internationally….. all under one roof.

For more information visit EduTECH

Creative Innovation 2015 Asia Pacific

23-25 March 2015, Melbourne

We need to find innovative solutions to the great problems of today to make them the opportunities of the future.

Ci2015 will feature over 40 global leaders, innovators and thinkers and deliver world class creative ideas and pragmatic solutions. It will offer credible forecasts, strategies and practices to help transform you and the leadership of organisations.

Join big and small business, educators, entrepreneurs, creative and government leaders, emerging talent and leading thinkers from around the World.

This is a must-­attend event for everyone seeking fresh insights, ideas, tools and connections.

Patient reported outome measures (PROMs): new horizons in health-related quality of life improvements

The Centre of Research Excellence in Patient Safety (Monash University) and sponsors; Department of Health and Human Services, Victorian Managed Insurance Authority and the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care invite you to attend this event titled "Patient reported outome measures (PROMs): new horizons in health-related quality of life improvements" to be held in Melbourne.

This two-day event will consist of a workshop and a seminar on PROMs.