Each academic year, UCAS produces a first-class programme of conferences and events for HE professionals, teachers and careers advisers within schools and colleges, and those involved in admissions at HE institutions.
Events coming up are:
UCAS is pleased to present this highly interactive event providing expert advice and information for those helping students apply to higher education.
This event offers delegates an opportunity to explore the whole application procedure, from the start of the route looking at the decision-making process and preparation, through to both the practical aspects of making an application and the wider issues relating to HE admissions.
For more information, please visit the website www.ucasevents.com/gettingintoheleeds.
A seminar for those advising students on admissions into higher education in the area of art and design.
Excel, London
23 November 2010
10:15 - 12:15 or 13:00 - 15:00
Manchester Central Convention Centre
30 November 2010
10:15 - 12:15 or 13:00 - 15:00
9 December 2010
Hotel Russell, London
9-10 February 2011
The Belfry, West Midlands
Events coming up are:
28 September 2010
The Met Hotel, Leeds
18 October 2010
Hotel Russell, London
UCAS is pleased to present this highly interactive event providing expert marketing techniques and tips for social media.
Marketing spend on social media alone is predicted to increase by 34% over the next five years. Are you making the best of your budget? Are you maximising the return on your investment?
The event will cover various areas of social media from a general introduction, to the specifics of online communities such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. We will also tackle the burning issues such as online safety and privacy, and useful information on statistics and conversion rates.
For more information and to book, please visit the website www.ucasevents.com/socialmedia.19 October 2010
Hotel Russell, London
UCAS is pleased to present this timely and stimulating conference providing information and discussion for decision-makers within higher education institutions - vice-chancellors and pro-vice-chancellors, chairs of university councils, as well as those involved in widening participation and admissions.
This event will challenge current thinking on diversity within the higher education sector and ask delegates to embrace changes to the future of diversity and equality within admissions.
For more information and to book, please visit the website www.ucasevents.com/diversity.
19-20 April 2011
Hilton Birmingham Metropole
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