Call for contributions: Unite!-Ed Future Conference - Reimagining Education for AI ready graduates
The Unite! university alliance invites Aalto faculty and staff to submit proposals for the conference programme. This could be a short talk about your latest teaching and learning innovation or experiences with new pedagogical approaches, as well as short online workshops in topics of relevance to the conference theme. The conference will be online via Zoom, on March 13, 2025.
Unite!'s teaching and learning activities are aimed at teaching staff, lecturers and faculty in all Unite! partner institutions – including Ph.D. students and postdocs involved with teaching – who are interested in sharing and developing teaching and learning practices.
More information
Submit your proposal at the latest January 17, 2025.
You will find all the information you need and a link to the proposal submission here.
Participation in the conference is free for all staff and students at Unite! universities.
Contact person: Charlotte Hurdelbrink, [email protected]
Unite! University Alliance
Aalto University is a member of Unite! alliance together with eight other European universities.
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