This conference explores evolving approaches to mental wellbeing in higher education, with a focus on innovative strategies and practices that support the wellbeing of both staff and students. It welcomes contributions that address the complex and shifting landscape of mental health, including institutional responses to reasonable adjustments, crisis management, and trauma-informed pedagogies.
Designed to be a supportive and inclusive space, this event fosters open dialogue, shared learning, and meaningful collaboration. It offers a welcoming platform for presenters to share research, insights, and practice in a collegial and engaging environment.
It was a real privilege to talk to colleagues in the sector who are all passionate about making things better for staff and students. Some great ideas were shared and connections made
Helen Boulton, Senior Educational Developer, Nottingham Trent University
Who should attend?
Heads of Counselling, members of counselling teams, Student Welfare Officers, Student Support Officers, Lecturers, Tutors, staff supporting the student experience in estates, accommodation, libraries and other student services, and anyone wishing to learn more about identifying and addressing poor mental wellbeing within their students.
A digital badge award will recognise presenters at this event.
Booking Information
5% early booking discount, book before 30 September 2026:
Event type
Conference
Event times
Thu 13 May 2027 – Thu 13 May 2027
Event prices
| Mental Wellbeing in HE Conference 2027 | Member Ticket | £395 |
| Mental Wellbeing in HE Conference 2027 | Member Ticket (Early Bird) | £375 |
| Mental Wellbeing in HE Conference 2027 | Non-Member ticket | £525 |
| Mental Wellbeing in HE Conference 2027 | Non-Member Ticket (Early Bird) | £500 |
