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Upcoming events

We run a number of events throughout the year providing timely and valuable information to the higher education sector.

We use our events programme to formulate and affect policy, influence decision makers and raise the profile of key issues in higher education.

Most of our events are held at Woburn House Conference Centre, our suite of events spaces in central London.

To keep up to date with our events programme sign up for the UUK Bulletin.​

Improving student retention 2020

Conference
4 Nov - 5 Nov 2020, 09:30 - 16:30
A two-day online conference delving into the innovations and new best practice surrounding retention, as well as the knowledge you need to approach the challenge of student retention in your own institution.
Facts and stats Student experience

Security and risk management in higher education: protecting universities from hostile actors

Conference
11 Nov - 12 Nov 2020, 09:30 - 16:30
This two-day online event organised by UUK is dedicated to helping universities protect their research, education activities and other expertise, without reducing the impact and reach of your institution.
Facts and stats International Unit Research policy

Covid-19 and mental health in higher education

Conference
18 Nov - 19 Nov 2020, 09:30 - 17:00
How can institutions embed a whole university approach to mental health to support for students and staff during Covid-19?
Health and social care Mental health

Improving student access and success in a Covid-19 world

Conference
26 Nov 2020, 09:30 - 17:00
Universities are under intense financial constraints. Under these circumstances, how can we ensure that access remains on the agenda, and make the most of existing networks and resources?
Facts and stats Student experience

Go International conference 2020: the future of mobility

26 Nov 2020, 10:00 - 16:00
Our annual Go International conference will be held on 26 Nov 2020
International

Marketing and communications in higher education: the new normal

Conference
2 Dec 2020, 09:30 - 17:00
Covid-19 has definitively reshaped higher education forever. How can marketing and communications staff help their university navigate this unprecedented landscape?
Facts and stats Student experience

Research and innovation conference 2020

Conference
9 Dec - 10 Dec 2020, 09:30 - 16:30
Covid-19 has and will impact the future of UK research in many different ways. How can the sector best position itself both to support the UK recover and capitalise on new opportunities?
Facts and stats Research policy

Transnational Education conference 2021

1 Feb - 26 Feb 2021, 10:00 - 16:00
The annual TNE conference will take place in February 2021
International Internationalisation Transnational education

International higher education forum 2021

Conference
13 Apr - 14 Apr 2021, 09:00 - 17:00
The 2021 International Higher Education Forum will explore the challenges and opportunities facing the sector, from Covid-19 and student recruitment to Brexit and the future of TNE.
International International Unit Internationalisation Outward student mobility Research policy Transnational education

 Our team

Esther Dudley

Head of Events and Engagement
Universities UK

 Blog

A ‘whole university approach’ to wellbeing: meeting the challenges of Covid-19

22 July 2020
Dr Hannah Friend and Dr Diana Beech explain how having a recently-developed wellbeing strategy in place helped the University of Warwick respond to the challenges of Covid-19.
Laptop, phone and tablet, at home studying

Covid-19 silver linings: how the pandemic has increased opportunities for disabled university students

15 July 2020
AbilityNet's Amy Low explains how new ways of working brought about by the pandemic have resulted in improvements in accessibility and inclusion for disabled university students.
The Royal Liver Building on the Mersey River

Culture in the age of Covid-19: why universities must take centre stage

10 July 2020
Professor Dinah Birch sets out how the University of Liverpool has ensured cultural experiences in the city remain on offer to communities during lockdown.