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Many thanks to all of you who contributed and joined us for yet another successful Horizons in STEM Higher Education Conference. The Open University were delighted to be your hosts for what was the biggest conference so far; the Programme Committee are already looking forward to planning next year’s event.   2021 Conference Resources: toContinue reading “News from The Open University”

A big thank you to all of you who joined us online for the fifth Horizons in STEM conference, hosted by the University of Nottingham. This was not the way we had envisaged the conference happening, but we were delighted by the online engagement with members of our community, and hope you agree it was a greatContinue reading “News from Nottingham (well, sort of…)”

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Horizons in STEM conference in Kingston and contributed to making it such a success. 2019 Programme: the conference program is available here, and the abstract booklet is available here. Pre-reading for the session, Team Based Learning in Engineering, is available here. Keynote speakers: Our two keynoteContinue reading “News from Kingston”

A big thank you to everyone who joined us at the third Horizons in STEM conference in Hull, and contributed to making it such a success. 2018 Programme: details of the programme can be found here. Keynote speakers: Our two keynote speakers were Dr Sarah Davies, Head of Higher Education and Student Experience, JISC and Dr DylanContinue reading “News from Hull”

A big thank you to all of you who joined us at the second Horizons in STEM conference in Edinburgh, and helped make it such a huge success. Student prize: In honour of Professor Annette Cashmore, we were delighted to be able to award the Annette Cashmore Prize for Best Student Contribution at the conference to LeonContinue reading “News from Edinburgh”

Our first Horizons in STEM Conference in Leicester was widely agreed to be a hugely  successful inaugural  event. Follow this website and our Twitter page to be kept informed of calls for papers, and other opportunities to be involved in this community-driven enterprise. Storify The ‘storify‘ from the 2016 event was kindly put together by Professor SimonContinue reading “News”