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Submit a proposal to speak at AIEC 2024 | |
Share your expertise and build your profile in international education by submitting a proposal to present at AIEC 2024 in October in Melbourne/Naarm.
This year’s theme, ‘the human element’, invites educators, researchers, policymakers and thought leaders to explore the multifaceted dimensions of human interactions across the international education landscape in this rapidly evolving digital era.
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We invite you to:
- engage in insightful discussions, interactive workshops and inspiring keynote sessions that highlight the power of human relationships in enhancing the educational experience
- examine the pivotal role that human connections play in nurturing global citizens
- discover innovative teaching methods and ways of working that prioritise personal connections
- learn how educators and students alike can benefit from embracing diverse perspectives
- connect with colleagues, share experiences and extend your professional networks.
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Find out more
We look forward to receiving your proposals for AIEC 2024.
The AIEC Team
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Register for the information session | |
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Information session | Submitting a successful proposal | |
Are you interested in submitting a proposal but don’t know where to start? Have you submitted a proposal before but have been unsuccessful? Do you want to know how to make your proposal stand out from the crowd?
Join our information session on 27 March at 3pm AEDT and get the inside know-how on what the Program Committee is looking for.
In this session you will learn: Registration is essential, and a recording will be available on our website after to view on demand.
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Review the selection criteria | |
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Give yourself the best chance for selection on the AIEC program by knowing and understanding the selection criteria.
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Want to present but not sure where to start? Browse the list compiled by the Program Committee and align the topic of your proposal to one of these key topics. Please remember this is just a guide, and all ideas are welcome!
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Session types - café or campfire? | |
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Whilst most of us are familiar with a panel or presentation session, there’s interactive and novel ways to present your session at AIEC. From smaller group discussions to quick fire presentations, take a look through the different formats to see which will suit your proposal the best.
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Speaking at AIEC is not just a great way to contribute to our international education community; it's also good for you and your organisation. - share your expertise
- build your profile in international education
- position yourself and your organisation as thought leaders
- showcase your latest research, best practices or case studies
- set the agenda and facilitate conversations
- use the AIEC platform to get feedback on the issues that matter to you
- enjoy a discounted registration.
If you’re considering submitting, take a browse through the website to learn what makes a great proposal for the program. If you know someone who would be a great speaker for AIEC, encourage them to submit a proposal and forward this email on to them.
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Key interest areas (KIA) – sometimes referred to as ‘conference tracks’ or ‘program tracks’ – are the general categories into which AIEC presentations and sessions are organised. These broad categories help the Program Committee to plan a diverse and balanced program that caters to everyone’s needs and helps attendees navigate the schedule.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY
AIEC respectfully acknowledges the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, who are the Traditional Owners of the land and pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. AIEC also acknowledge and respect the Traditional Owners of lands across Australia, their Elders, Ancestors, cultures and heritage, and recognise the continuing sovereignties of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nations.
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