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Data Matters conference 5 May 2020 - cancelled

After careful consideration and because of the ongoing and unpredictable developments around coronavirus (COVID-19), this year's Data Matters conference on 5 May in London will not go ahead.

For delegates who have already paid for their ticket, all conference fees will be fully refunded. Further information on refunds will be shared in the next few days.

We are currently looking at whether we can reschedule Data Matters to a future date or alternative virtual ways we can share the great content we had planned. We will be in touch with further updates about this. Once again, we are very sorry for the inconvenience that cancelling Data Matters may cause. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

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Booking is now open for the 2020 Data Matters conference. On 5 May 2020 the Data Matters conference will welcome experts from across the higher education sector to discuss and debate the key data and analytics challenges in building the vision for the future of higher education.

About the event

This one-day conference is taking place at etc.venues St Paul's in London and through a series of workshops, keynote sessions and networking, will provide an opportunity to learn, collaborate and gain insight on subject areas including:

  • Student experience
  • Data literacy, capabilities and fluency
  • Data quality and analytics
  • Digital transformation
  • Data ethics, security and privacy
  • Graduate Outcomes and the graduate labour market

See the event programme for a current list of speakers and session titles. The programme is still in development with further sessions and speakers to be announced soon.

Graduate Outcomes is on the agenda!

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If you're interested in Graduate Outcomes, attendance to Data Matters is a must! With the 17/18 data and Official Statistics delivered by May 2020, through a keynote, break outs and a workshop, we will be exploring the background of the survey and its methodology, the uses of this data, how we expect the graduate labour market to evolve and the data and evidence that HE providers will need to effectively support their students and graduates.

These sessions are still in development but will be confirmed very soon so in the meantime, save the date!

Early birds save 10%

Save 10% with the early bird discount if you book your tickets before midnight on 29 February 2020. Book your tickets now.

Industry 4.0 is shaping the future of teaching and learning in higher education. The UK education sector will need to transform to meet student expectation as opinions begin to shift.

At Data Matters 2020, experts from across the sector and beyond will guide you through best practice principles in data, analytics and literacy management. Network with industry peers, discuss and debate the key data and analytics challenges, and take home practical solutions to underpin your visions for the future.

Over 240 delegates attended the 2019 Data Matters conference, positively responding to the event:

"The Data Matters event brought together a diverse and interesting group of presenters and delegates for a valuable knowledge sharing exchange."

"Offers the opportunity to network and get insights across the 'data' community."

The conference is jointly run by Jisc, HESA and QAA, who are the UK's higher education digital, data and quality experts. This partnership brings these three perspectives together in a one-day conference to discuss the topical issues around data and its use in shaping the future of education.

Data Matters conference programme

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