Plan your conference
Explore our agenda and plan your time at the EAUC Scotland conference 2026.
Registration begins at 9.15am. The conference will run from 10am-5pm.
Explore the agenda
All sessions are subject to change.
As well as the agenda items below, there will be opportunities to network with sector colleagues during refreshment breaks and a buffet lunch in the exhibitor space.
Morning schedule
Stories are not just how we market, they are how we build trust, inspire belief, secure funding, and move people to take action.
Across two plenary sessions, Karis Gill will explore how storytelling is your greatest asset in the college and university sector.
Expect real examples from social enterprise, simple frameworks you can use immediately, and fresh ways to tell your impact story with confidence and authenticity.
Enjoy networking with refreshments in our exhibition space.
In this session, we will explore how sustainability can be woven into institutional processes and culture naturally and joyfully. We'll hear examples of engaging staff and students meaningfully in institutional changes with a focus on the teaching community, and there will be space to share challenges and opportunities with each other.
Speakers will include:
Sasha Beswick, Barnsley College
Rob Chamberlain, Barnsley College
Colin Hardacre, SRUC
Speakers will include:
Rebecca Hall, Audit Scotland
Valerie Jackman, College Development Network (CDN)
Hannah Neufeld, Scottish Government
Speakers will include:
Siôn Pickering/Iwona Cameron, University of Edinburgh
Lauren Millar, APUC
Rose Lyne, University of Aberdeen
Afternoon schedule
Enjoy lunch in our exhibition space.
This session will help you create a clear link between wellbeing and sustainability. We will explore how sustainability in learning and teaching can enhance student wellbeing, and how we can support wellbeing in everything we do.
Speakers will include:
Lisa McGovern, City of Glasgow College
Dr Caroline Harvey, University of Derby
Learn from the auditors' and UKRI's experience. Speakers will include:
Jo Allat, UKRI
Rebecca Hall, Audit Scotland
Hannah Neufeld, Scottish Government
Dr Emilie Wadsworth, Verture
Eirini Kourtesi, Perth and Kinross Council
Enjoy networking with refreshments in our exhibition space.
Stories are not just how we market, they are how we build trust, inspire belief, secure funding, and move people to take action.
Across two plenary sessions, Karis Gill will explore how storytelling is your greatest asset in the college and university sector.
Expect real examples from social enterprise, simple frameworks you can use immediately, and fresh ways to tell your impact story with confidence and authenticity.
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