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What’s new on the program? | |
Under a month to go to we all meet in Adelaide for AIEC 2023!
We’re delighted to welcome the multi-talented and passionate South Australian Dorinda Hafner to the list of keynote speakers. Dorinda wears many hats: author, chef, marriage celebrant and humanitarian to name but a few! Her enthusiasm for life is infectious, and we know she’ll bring some engaging stories to life on stage at AIEC.
Please note a change to the keynote schedule: the Minister for Education, The Hon Jason Clare MP will now deliver his keynote on Wednesday morning.
AIEC sessions aren’t just panels – check out the Inspire presentations. Think content heavy, fast paced sessions you can download in a flash. Have questions or want to learn more? Meet up with the speakers in the Inspire lounge afterwards to learn more.
Just who are the up and coming researchers in international education? We’ve highlighted a number of these rising stars on the AIEC program as ones to watch. Make sure you catch one of these sessions!
We are working to make AIEC a more environmentally friendly event by reducing our carbon footprint and recognising the need to make smarter choices. Find out more about the targets we’ve set for the conference, and what you can do to help.
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. Don’t miss the Wednesday night Happy Hour, sponsored by IELTS, as the perfect refreshment to the end of the first day.
Reminder – with the Referendum scheduled for the Saturday following AIEC, we encourage you to visit the AIEC website to learn how you can vote early or in Adelaide.
There’s still time to register! Be a part of the 1,400 delegates from 420 organisations already registered for AIEC 2023 in Adelaide.
See you soon! Team AIEC
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Keynote announced – Dorinda Hafner | |
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We’re delighted to welcome Dorinda Hafner, international TV celebrity chef and bestselling author, as a keynote speaker on Friday.
Dorinda is a mother, a registered nursing sister, an optician, an author, an actor, a public speaker, and a humanitarian who has worked tirelessly over the years with various Australian charities and instigated a charity called Australian Sponsorship for African Kids. | |
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You might notice a special designation in the program this year – emerging researchers.
The Program Committee has highlighted these up and comers as the ones to watch in international education research.
Offering fresh perspectives, diversity of thought, and inspiration for our sector, their research enriches our sector’s thinking and stimulates discussion and new ideas. | |
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'Think Sustainability' Guide for AIEC | |
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We are working on making AIEC a more environmentally friendly event by embracing our responsibility to reduce our carbon footprint and recognising the need to make smarter choices for our planet and the generations to come.
This year we have developed the Think Sustainability Guide, which identifies seven attainable targets tailored to promote sustainability at AIEC.
- Reduce our carbon footprint by decreasing carbon emissions.
- Strive for a zero-plastic conference by committing to eliminating plastic resources and using recycled products.
- Minimise our contribution to landfill in all areas of waste
- Increase sustainability education and awareness for the whole conference community before, during and after the event.
- Implement sustainable food management practices during and after the event.
- Foster inclusivity and celebrate diversity.
- Prioritise local, ethical and sustainable suppliers.
We have a long way to go to make our event fully sustainable and carbon-neutral, but we are committed to promoting sustainability education and raising awareness among our conference community. Click through to find out what steps we are taking towards improving sustainability at the conference, as well as what we’re asking our venues, suppliers, sponsors, and exhibitors to do. Plus – what can you do as a delegate? | |
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Get inspired with Inspire presentations | |
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These 14-minute content-heavy and fast-paced presentations are designed to give you an insight into findings from a research project, discover best/innovative practices and case studies and provide expert advice or commentary on a particular issue or challenge. Inspire presentations are grouped into sessions by topics or key interest areas and delegates can choose to attend the whole session, or just one presentation at a time. Want to learn more? Have some questions? Meet with Inspire speakers after the session in the Inspire Lounge adjacent to the session room. Click through to see all the Inspire sessions at AIEC. | |
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C'mon get happy at the AIEC Happy Hour | |
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After wrapping up a very rewarding first conference day, enjoy a drink on us! The Happy Hour is a popular and well-deserved time to relax in a casual environment, catching up with friends and colleagues.
We’ve partnered with multiple venues on Leigh and Peel Streets not far from the Adelaide Convention Centre. The Happy Hour is sponsored by IELTS. | |
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Countdown to AIEC - only 26 days to go! | |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY | |
Ngadlurlu tampinthi, Kaurna Miyurna yaitya yarta-mathanya Wama Tarntanyaku. Ngadlurlu tampinthi purkarna pukinangku, yalaka, tarrkarritya. Parnaku yailtya, parnaku tapa purruna, parnaku yarta ngadlu tampinthi. Yalaka Kaurna Miyurna parnaku yailtya, tapa purruna, yarta kuma puru martinthi, puru warri-apinthi, puru tangka martulayinthi.
We acknowledge the Kaurna people are the traditional custodians of the Adelaide Plains and pay respects to Elders past, present and future. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs, and relationship with the land. We acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today.
Source: Kaurna Warra Karrpanthi
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