ATN25 National Symposium: Curriculum Innovation

In its 25th year, the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is proud to present the ATN25 National Symposium Curriculum Innovation - part of the ATN25 series of events being held during 2024.

This half-day online symposium on Friday, 10 May will bring together thought-leaders from industry, the tertiary education sector and government, discussing the key role and impact of industry-engaged curricula in meeting high impact skills needs.

Professor Barney Glover AO, Commissioner of Jobs and Skills Australia will deliver a keynote address, which will be followed by a dynamic panel discussion with:

• Chair: Professor Kylie Readman, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education and Students) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
• Kate Pounder, thought-leader from the Tech sector
• Craig Robertson, CEO at the Victorian Skills Authority
• Professor Sherman Young, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) at RMIT University
• Dr Suneeti Rekhari, Director Educational Quality at TAFE NSW.

Active audience participation will be facilitated with a collaborative ideation segment. Case studies of current models will prompt the discussion.

Where the event will take place

This event will be fully online. A link to join the symposium will be sent to all registered participants ahead of the day.

Who is participating in this event

• Tertiary Education Executives
• Educators (Higher Education and Vocational Education)
• Industry Leaders
• Government Advisors (Education, Skills, Employment)

We look forward to seeing you and hearing your ideas on this significant new chapter in higher education.

Register for free today.