The rapid development of generative AI has challenged the higher education sector, provoking a wide range of perspectives and responses. This has provoked reflection on some fundamental questions: What is the purpose of higher education, and what disciplinary knowledge should our graduates possess?
Additionally, it has created opportunities to address perennial challenges in higher education: How can we provide inclusive or personalised learning at scale and developing more authentic and experiential assessments. It has also highlighted risks to academic integrity and learning behaviours.
Who should attend?
Teaching practitioners including: heads of departments, academic programme leaders and developers, lecturers, professional services staff supporting teaching and learning activities, widening participation and access staff, equality diversity and inclusion practitioners and learning technologists.
A digital badge award will recognise presenters at this event.
Booking information
5% early booking discount, book before 30 September 2026:
Event type
Symposium
Event times
Wed 4 Nov 2026 – Wed 4 Nov 2026
Event prices
| AI Symposium 2026 | Member Ticket | £245 |
| AI Symposium 2026 | Member Ticket (Early Bird) | £235 |
| AI Symposium 2026 | Non-Member ticket | £325 |
| AI Symposium 2026 | Non-Member Ticket (Early Bird) | £310 |
Share and celebrate your achievements with digitally recognised learning
For much of our portfolio for 2026-27, the learning and insights of event attendees, programme participants and conference, symposia and colloquia presenters will be digitally recognised.
This makes it easy for you to share and celebrate your achievements by adding them to your email signature or including them in your social profiles including Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. Your learning certificates can also be easily verified and downloaded as a pdf.
