HERDSA offers an annual international conference on topical teaching and learning issues with opportunities to meet colleagues with similar interests, exchange ideas about teaching and learning and learn about current developments from experienced researchers and practitioners.

The 2020 HERDSA Conference will be held in Brisbane, Queensland

Prizes and awards 

HERDSA 2020: Research and Development in Higher Education
30 June-3 July 2020

Conference Grant applications deadline: 15 March 2020

The HERDSA Executive is pleased to announce the following travel grants in support of HERDSA members attending the conference. The conference grant can be used to support travel, accommodation or subsistence of the successful applicant.

* The Early Career Conference Grant awards: FIVE grants up to AUD$1000 each.
* The Taylor & Francis Conference Grant award: FIVE grants up to AUD$500 each.
* The HERDSA Student Conference grant award: ONE grant up to AUD$1000.

You will know before applications close on 15 March whether your submission has been accepted for the conference, so to avoid missing out, please read the information on the website and apply NOW.

We look forward to receiving your application.

See the link below for further information on Travel Grant awards.

Further information: https://conference.herdsa.org.au/2020/attending/travel-grants/

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HERDSA Conference 2020 – Conference Prizes
 

HERDSA 2020: Research and Development in Higher Education
30 June-3 July 2020

HERDSA Conference Prize for BEST PRESENTATION BY A STUDENT (AUD$500)
Student presenters will be judged on their ability to effectively communicate as well as on the academic content of their presentation. The prize will be awarded at the conference. 

HERDSA Conference Prize for BEST POSTER (AUD$500)
All posters are eligible for this prize. Posters are assessed by all conference delegates on both the ability to visually communicate as well as on the academic content of the poster. The best poster prize will be awarded to the poster that receives the highest number of votes, with two runner-up prizes (AUD$250) awarded. The prizes will be awarded at the conference. 

We look forward to seeing you in Brisbane, 30 June-3 July 2020.
HERDSA 2020: Research and Development in Higher Education

See the link below for further information on Prizes.

Further information: https://conference.herdsa.org.au/2020/attending/travel-grants/

Past HERDSA Conferences

• 2019 Next Generation Higher Education, Auckland, New Zealand
• 2018 [Re] Valuing Higher Education, Adelaide, South Australia
• 2017 Curriculum Transformation, Sydney, New South Wales
• 2016 The Shape of Higher Education, Perth, Western Australia
• 2015 Learning for Life and Work in a Complex World, Melbourne, Victoria
• 2014 Higher Education in a Globalised World, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• 2013 The Place of Learning and Teaching, Auckland, New Zealand
• 2012 Connections in Higher Education, Hobart, Tasmania
• 2011 Higher Education on the Edge, Gold Coast, Queensland
• 2010 Reshaping Higher Education, Melbourne, Victoria
• 2009 The Student Experience, Darwin, Northern Territory
• 2008 Engaging Communities, Rotorua New Zealand
• 2007 Enhancing Higher Education, Theory and Scholarship, Adelaide South Australia
• 2006 Critical Visions, Perth Western Australia
• 2005 Higher Education in a Changing World, Sydney New South Wales
• 2004 Transforming knowledge into wisdom : holistic approaches to teaching and learning, Miri, Sarawak Malaysia
• 2003 Learning for an Unknown Future, Christchurch, New Zealand
• 2002 Quality Conversations, Perth Western Australia
• 2001 Learning Partnerships, Newcastle, New South Wales
• 2000 Flexible Learning for a Flexible Society, Toowoomba, Queensland
• 1999 Cornerstones of higher education, Melbourne, Victoria
• 1998 Transformation in Higher Education, Auckland, New Zealand
• 1997 Advancing International Perspectives, Adelaide, South Australia
• 1996 Different Approaches: Theory and Practice in Higher Education, Perth, Western Australia
• 1995 Higher education : Blending tradition and technology, Rockhampton, Queensland
• 1994 Higher education in Transition, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
• 1993 Challenging the conventional wisdom in higher education, Sydney, New South Wales
• 1992 Academia under Pressure. Theory and Practice for the 21st Century, Churchill, Victoria
• 1991 Towards 2000: Trends in Tertiary Teaching, Wellington. New Zealand
• 1990 Teaching for effective learning, Brisbane, Queensland
• 1989 Breaking the mould, Adelaide, South Australia
• 1988 Reflection and Prospect, Melbourne, Victoria
• 1987 The Learner in Higher Education : A Forgotten Species? Perth, Western Australia
• 1986 Adaptation and change in tertiary education, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
• 1985 Adaptation and change in tertiary education, Auckland, New Zealand
• 1984 Education, training & employment, Sydney, New South Wales
• 1983 Tertiary Education in the Eighties: Paths to Reward and Growth, Brisbane, Queensland
• 1982 Issues and solutions in teaching and learning in higher education, Sydney, New South Wales
• 1981 Essential elements of teaching and learning in higher education, Melbourne, Victoria
• 1980 Freedom and control in higher education, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
• 1979 Brisbane, Queensland
• 1978 Research and development in higher education, Adelaide, South Australia
• 1977 Higher Education in a steady state, Sydney, New South Wales
• 1976 Melbourne, Victoria
• 1975 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

All HERDSA conference proceedings are published in the series Research and Development in Higher Education.  Proceedings of HERDSA conferences from 2000 to 2017 can be accessed from the Publications page. Non-refereed papers from past HERDSA conferences can be accessed from the archived conference pages starting from 2005 linked above.