Want to present a session at UKCISA 2020?

Last modified: 13 February 2020

The 2020 UKCISA Annual Conference will be at Swansea University from 1-3 July. As ever, the conference is a fantastic opportunity for you to share your own examples of good practice with colleagues in the sector.

We welcome submissions from experienced presenters but also members who are presenting for the first time. Please read our tips below to help you submit a successful proposal. To make a submission click on the 'Submit here' button at the bottom of the page.

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The deadline for submitting proposals will be 3 February 2020.

About UKCISA

The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) is the UK's national advisory body serving the interests of international students and those who work with them.

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UKCISA is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (Company Number 4507287) and a charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (Charity Number 1095294). Its registered office is at Woburn House, 20-24 Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9HQ

3 hour workshops	These are highly participative and usually led by experienced trainers (the majority of 3 hour workshops are usually delivered by UKCISA trainers) or members who are more experienced and have previously presented at the UKCISA conference. There may be several presenters.
1 hour / 1 hour & 15 min workshops	These are interactive where members may present a project or a skill that they have been working on. It might involve a presentation as well as group or pair work with activities to help delegates get to understand the topic better. Workshops may involve several presenters. It could also take a different format, for example a panel session.
30 / 40 min presentations	Shorter sessions are more presentational but may still involve delegate participation.
5 min Ignite© presentations	Ignite© sessions are multiple-speaker, 60-minute sessions. Each speaker is given a five-minute time slot in which to present their topic, while their PowerPoint presentation automatically advances every 15 seconds, creating a truly energetic and dynamic session.