LTSE 2027: Call for Submissions open!
The Chartered ABS's Learning, Teaching & Student Experience (LTSE) conference is the UK's leading gathering of business & management educators.
Now in its sixteenth year this two-day conference brings together over 300 participants representing 90% of the UK's business school community and leading business schools globally.
LTSE 2027 takes place on 17-18 May at the University of Birmingham.
Why contribute to LTSE 2027?
Presenting or facilitating a session at LTSE is an excellent opportunity to:
Share your educational practice, research and ideas with colleagues from across the UK and beyond
Gain constructive feedback and fresh perspectives through discussion with peers
Benchmark your approach against developments in business and management education
Raise your professional profile, build your network and develop your presentation and facilitation skills
Are you a Certified Management & Business Educator?
Contributing to LTSE 2027 is an excellent and highly visible way of meeting the continous professional development commitments you made by being part of the CMBE community.
The LTSE 2027 Provocations
The LTSE 2027 provocations invite you to explore the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of business and management education.
Each combines a broad theme with supporting questions to inspire ideas and help you identify where your work could contribute. These questions are starting points, not a checklist. You are welcome to explore a different question, challenge or opportunity, provided it connects to the broader theme.
Whether you're sharing established practice, emerging ideas or research, we encourage you to bring your experiences and perspectives to LTSE 2027.
Explore the seven provocations below and consider which best connects with your contribution.
Formats
LTSE 2027 offers five submission formats, providing different ways to share your work, exchange ideas and engage with colleagues. Choose the format that best reflects what you want to share and how you'd like participants to engage with it.
Whether you have research findings to present, practical experiences to share, an emerging idea to explore or a challenge you'd like to tackle with others, there's a format to suit your contribution.
Choose the format that best reflects what you want to share and how you'd like participants to engage with it.
Making your submission
Submitting a proposal for LTSE 2027 involves three simple steps.
We welcome contributions from across business and management education, including research, established practice, emerging ideas and work in progress.
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