AIEC 2022 program announced! |
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Welcome to the AIEC newsletter, Our 2022 program has been released! With 100 sessions to choose from, this year’s program will feature over 200 speakers, an inspiring line-up of keynote speakers, hot topics in all key interest areas, new session formats to learn, share and discuss, and plenty of networking opportunities both online and in person. We are delighted to announce our two mini-plenary keynote speakers for Thursday 20 October: - Bosco Anthony, digital strategist, storyteller, futurist and trends analyst, with a background in corporate leadership and entrepreneurship
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- Professor Susan Robertson, Professor of Sociology of Education and Head of the School of Education, Culture and Society at Monash University
To see what’s on offer check out our program, and stay tuned for more program updates and keynote announcements as we approach the conference. Also, don’t forget that nominations are still open for the IEAA Excellence Awards, so if you know someone who has made an impact in #intled, submit your nomination by Sunday 10 July. Award winners will be announced at AIEC 2022. Reunited beyond our borders, and united by our shared goal to shape the future of international education, we look forward to seeing you at AIEC 2022 in October. The AIEC Team #aiec2022 |
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Bosco Anthony, Head of Growth and Strategy at Global Rev Gen |
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| Join Bosco Anthony, digital strategist, storyteller, futurist and trends analyst, as he uncovers the era of change and how current events have impacted and will interrupt the international education sector. In this insightful and data driven session, Bosco Anthony will explore the innovation at our doorstep and keep you engaged, connected and inspired. His keynote, ’the next bold frontier for marketing innovation’, will be held on Thursday 19 October 2022. |
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Professor Susan Robertson, Head of the School of Education, Culture and Society at Monash University |
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| Join Professor Susan Robertson, Professor of Sociology of Education and Head of the School of Education, Culture and Society at Monash University, who is a leading scholar working on geo-politics and the cultural political economy of globalisation and education. Her keynote ‘re-imagining and remaking global education’ will be held on Thursday 19 October 2022. |
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Hot topics at this year’s conference |
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| Anchored around inclusion, connection, and community, the AIEC 2022 program will feature: - Essential insights and market intelligence to help you plan for the immediate and longer future
- Country or region-specific sessions to ensure you have the latest updates on development and know of opportunities in key markets
- Innovation in marketing, communication, and recruitment
- Student insights to help you better understand, support and engage with international students
- Latest policy changes presented by policy makers and government representatives
- New ways of teaching, learning and engaging globally through technology
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New ways of learning and sharing |
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| Learning and knowledge sharing will be available through different session formats that range from structured lecture-style presentations and panels to less structured but highly interactive formats like fishbowls and cafés. New formats this year include short 15-minute presentations and roundtables. Short 15-minute presentations will be fast paced and content heavy, but you will be able to meet with speakers immediately after their presentations in the dedicated 'Speaker Lounge'. Roundtables for high level matters will offer whole group discussions with rapporteurs documenting key issues raised and agreed resolutions. |
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Introducing in-person braindates! |
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| Braindates are a fantastic way to expand your networks, share, collaborate and contribute to the international education community. This year, we’re excited to bring you ‘in-person’ braindates… just another way to connect, learn, share and be part of the conversation at AIEC 2022. A dedicated Braindate Lounge will be set up in the Exhibition Hall for in-person meetings. In-person braindates will only be available to for in-person attendees, but we’re also bringing back the virtual braindates, where both in-person and virtual delegates can connect. |
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Don’t miss the early bird registration deadline |
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| You can save $250 off the in-person registration or $100 off the virtual registration if you register by Monday 1 August. There are also special discounts for IDP clients and IEAA members, speakers, school staff and full time students. |
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Nominate someone for an IEAA Excellence Award |
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| IEAA’s Excellence Awards recognise the leaders and innovators in international education in Australia. The winners are announced at the Opening Plenary at AIEC. If you know someone who’s made an impact in international education in Australia, now’s the time to submit your nominations for IEAA’s 2022 Excellence Awards. Nominations will close on Sunday 10 July. |
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Travel arrangements for Gold Coast |
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| Please note, unlike previous AIECs, this year you must book your own accommodation directly with hotels. A list of hotels easily accessible to the conference venue can be found on our website. We encourage you to early to avoid disappointment. The Gold Coast is a popular destination and there are many of us heading there this October! Please be aware of phishing scams, and recommend you book directly with hotels or via a credible hotel booking provider such as Booking.com. |
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