Explore the key outcomes from the 2024 Spending Review and what it means for the higher education sector

The Teaching Excellence Framework Conference returns with the latest insights and analysis following TEF 2023 and will look towards the next iteration of the exercise for TEF 2027.

This short session will explore the key components of compassionate leadership, including insights from the speaker’s own experience.

This session will cover the development of global recruitment strategies, and the areas that all institutions need to consider when building their own plans.

Join professionals across the sector to discuss how to effectively work with user-generated content in HE marketing campaigns.

Join the HE Professional team as we provide a full demonstration of how to make the most of your HE Professional membership and help you to troubleshoot any issues you might be having.

The Franchising in Higher Education Conference 2024 will explore the future of the academic partnerships market, how lead providers can mitigate risk and support successful collaboration that meets expectations on quality and student outcomes.

This practice-led Conference will offer the latest solutions for universities exploring how they can manage the challenges generative AI presents to academic integrity.

The Student Mental Health Implementation Toolkit will offer the latest insights and research into how to build your university’s impact in improving outcomes for students facing mental health risks.

Going Beyond ChatGPT: Understanding How AI and Machine Learning can Transform Student Recruitment and Experience

The Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) and Short Courses Conference 2024 will explore the implementation roadmap for the development of modularity and the introduction of the new funding system.

In this webinar, Dr Vicky Greenaway will share the rationale for an institutional approach to inclusive education and will detail the sector research and best practice that points to how to get started.

Student Belonging 2024 will explore the latest research and solutions in enhancing belonging and connectedness across the student experience.

Careers professionals at London Metropolitan University discuss how they developed and implemented the Careers Education Framework, which is based on an ethos of social justice.

Exploring what end point assessment 2.0 could look like for training providers, apprentices and employers

Going Beyond ChatGPT: Understanding How AI and Machine Learning can Transform Student Recruitment and Experience

Lucy O’Grady and Lauren Podd will be sharing their best practices in Canterbury Christ Church University’s content strategy, whilst highlighting the need for collaboration and a strong brand identity across the institution.

Neurodiversity in HE 2024 will support your teaching and support staff to explore practical solutions for enhancing outcomes for neurodivergent students in your university.

Participants will gain expert insight on advancing teaching delivery, optimising digital learning and designing an inclusive learning environment.

The Student Advice in Higher Education Conference 2024 will explore the latest solutions in delivering high impact advice, support and guidance services that meet the evolving needs of students.

The Research Excellence Framework (REF) Conference 2024 will explore the next steps in the design of REF 2029 and the road to preparation for submitting institutions.

This webinar will introduce the various elements that can potentially lead to more effective collaboration and impactful leadership of this agenda, as well as providing practical insight into the journey Manchester Met has been on over the last five years.

This webinar will introduce practical strategies through which universities and HE professionals can take an inclusive approach to employability development, via their own practice as well as through collaborative working across the university environment.

This action day will explore how providers submitting Access and Participation Plans as part of Wave 2 in May and July 2024 can prepare for the final stages ahead of submission. Participants will take part in deep-dive sessions with leading practitioners and Wave 1 providers to explore how to meet the new Office for Students requirements to address risks to equality of opportunity.

The Student Communications Conference 2024 will explore the latest innovations in delivering impactful, cohesive communications that drive engagement and support the wider student experience across an institution.

In this webinar, Conor will draw from his extensive experience in the field of student engagement including sharing insights from his current research with student representatives on student attendance post-COVID-19 and from his recently published RAISE Student Belonging Good Practice Guide.

This conference will explore how universities can develop an institution-wide approach to generative artificial intelligence (AI). It will examine the next steps in designing clear expectations and guidelines and constructing a whole-community view on equity, ethics and usage of AI.

This implementation-led event will assess how to enhance AI literacy amongst the HE workforce, how to harness AI to drive improved student outcomes and what it takes to support a continuous path to organisational learning to emerge as an AI-mature institution.

This event will also feature an interactive AI Literacy Accelerator Workshop designed for all HE teams.

Consumer Protection in Higher Education 2024 will explore how universities can meet the demands of consumer protection law across the student lifecycle.

The Conference will examine how institutions can meet the expectations of the Competition and Marketing Authority (CMA), Office for Students (OfS), Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education (OIA) across the consumer protection landscape.

Participants will examine what the upcoming Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill means for the future of consumer protection in HE and how institutions can prepare for the most significant change to consumer protection law in over a decade.

Attendees will also gain valuable practical insights on stress testing consumer protection compliance across an institution, ensuring information provision meets regulatory standards and delivering a complaints process that matches CMA guidance.

Graduate Outcomes 2024 will explore the latest insights from the Graduate Outcomes Survey and examine how to use the dataset to drive enhancement in career service delivery, maximise the impact of employability interventions and develop a successful strategic approach to progression.

In this exclusive webinar for HE Professional members, Adam Vasco will delve into the transformative power of inclusive university-led initiatives, with a spotlight on the “Global Gatherings” programme at the University of Wolverhampton.

Clearing Action Day 2024 will offer the latest insight and analysis on trends in clearing, how universities are evolving and core innovations in applicant experience, engagement and conversion.