AUA Conference

By Alana Fiorelli, Faculty of Engineering & Design AUA Conference, Manchester 2019: Joanne Austin and Madelaine Sandall from RMIT University, Melbourne There is more to Australia than an attractive climate, great coffee and a welcoming culture. I have been lucky...

By: Emma Greeley Intrigued?  I know I was, which is why I signed up to Clare Shrewsbury’s talk at the AUA conference earlier this year.  If your finger is hovering over the delete button convinced this article will be nothing...

Author: Lex Kaby I feel prepared and positive. I am excited and ready learn, ready to listen and ready to network. I arrive for my first session and my head starts to feel clouded and dizzy. ‘The fluorescent lighting and...

Author: Pippa McLernon How would things look, and more importantly feel, if wellbeing was placed at the heart of everything we do in HE? Are there any universities already operating this way?  As someone who values the importance of maintaining...

How to engage, motivate and inspire through your writing Author: Emma Greeley Invisible Grail’s mission is ‘to champion inspirational communication, compelling narratives, greater authenticity, and confident leadership for those who work in higher education’.  They are passionate about ‘nurturing extraordinary...

Author: Rosie Hart, Programmes Officer - Faculty of Engineering and Design So, next week I’m off to Manchester for my third AUA annual conference. Whilst this makes me feel slightly apprehensive, I have learned that forcing myself out of my...

Author: Alison Ryan, Faculty Coordinator - Faculty of Engineering and Design On Friday 3 February I attended the AUA South Wales and South West Conference 2017 in Cardiff. Having never attended an AUA conference before, I wasn’t quite sure what...