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Not long to go until AIEC 2024 – don’t miss out on attending the international education sector’s largest gathering in Australia! Here’s an update to what’s happening at AIEC in only 14 days, and what you could be doing too!
You could be hearing from our stellar lineup of plenary speakers. We’re welcoming The Hon Ben Carroll MP, Deputy Premier of Victoria to the AIEC stage!
The official AIEC 2024 app is now LIVE! Registered delegates can customise their AIEC experience by building a bespoke agenda of must-attend sessions, seeing who’s attending and interacting with other attendees via the chat. You could be too! So register today!
Have you been on a Braindate? AIEC delegates are logging into the Topic Marketplace and booking in great conversations and discussions with other like-minded colleagues. You’re missing out on all the great networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities at AIEC!
You could be contributing to the Ideas Mural in the expo with thoughts on how international education can be visionary and transformative. Our talented graphic illustrator will bring these ideas to life in a full colour mural. Won’t you be part of the conversation?
Don’t forget – AIEC is a great place to meet new contacts, reconnect with colleagues and amp up your networking. Aside from meeting in sessions, the social events provide a more relaxed way to mix and mingle. There’s still time to register! Online registration closes on Thursday 17 October. Be a part of the 1,700 delegates attending AIEC 2024 and celebrate our sector’s most crucial element of all: the human element.
Will we see you there?
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Friday keynote announced: | |
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We’re delighted to announce The Hon Ben Carroll MP, Deputy Premier of Victoria, will join us at AIEC 2024 on Wednesday 23rd to deliver a keynote to delegates.
The Deputy Premier will speak to Victoria’s commitment towards international education, backed by a recent announcement of the Allan Government’s new $5 million Yes to International Students fund.
Learn more about the Deputy Premier here. Read the Victorian Government announcement here. | |
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It’s all ‘appening on the AIEC app! | |
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This year’s app has been completely rebuilt from the ground up – faster, sleeker, and with enhanced capabilities. Only registered delegates can login to see the full experience, so what are you waiting for? You could be building your customised program from the 100+ sessions, seeing who’s attending, booking meetings, and browsing the Braindate topics. It’s not too late to register! | |
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The Braindate Topic Marketplace is live! | |
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The ever-popular Braindate is available at AIEC 2024, and the Topic Marketplace is open for browsing. Braindate is a topic-driven peer-learning and knowledge-sharing experience. It’s your opportunity to make meaningful connections, find your next big idea or project collaborator. You could be sharing your knowledge and in turn, learning from key influencers in international education.
Registered delegates can login to the app and book braindates that pique their interest. You could be too – register today!
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See your ideas come to life in colour! | |
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Add your ideas to our Ideas mural by expressing what this years’ theme means to you, and to the international education sector. Registered delegates can submit their ideas through the app or in person. Over four days, our talented graphic illustrator Jessamy Gee from Think in Colour will take these ideas and collate all our thoughts into a beautiful graphic illustration.
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You’re missing out on the AIEC social events – this year, we’re making the most of Marvellous Melbourne and showcasing the city at its best! Check out what’s in store for registered delegates:
Welcome Reception – sponsored by Study Melbourne, the Welcome Reception will be held in the Exhibition Hall where delegates can mingle and meet up with colleagues whilst they browse the booths and activations. Delegates will enjoy some delicious drinks and tasty food showcasing some signature Melbourne delights.
Happy Hour – sponsored by IELTS – the reward at the end of the first big day of AIEC, delegates can choose from three venues on Southbank to recharge and refresh!
Conference Dinner – sponsored by IDP Education - the most anticipated event of the social calendar, the Conference Dinner’s theme is “Hollywood Nights”. Delegates can dress as their favourite movie character, actor, director or just throw on some A-list glamour to walk the red carpet.
You could be attending all of these great evening events and meeting up with friends – and making new ones. Register today! | |
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Don’t miss out – register today! | |
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY
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