These include the business and plenary sessions, and selected breakout sessions. If you were unable to attend the conference, these presentations contain a wealth of useful information on the current challenges facing the sector.
Plenary 1: UCAS Horizons
- Mary Curnock Cook, Chief Executive, UCAS
- An overview of the current and upcoming challenges to the sector.
Business session 1: Key findings from the annual HEP Satisfaction Survey
- David Brack, Head of HEP Experience, UCAS
- Exploring the feedback you gave around your experience of working with us in the last year.
Business session 2: Developing our products and services
- Kate Butland, Head of Customer Strategy, UCAS
- Peter Derrick, Head of Service Delivery, UCAS
- Reviewing our progress so far with developing products and services, and the next steps.
Plenary 3: An analytical look at the cycle
- Mark Corver, Director of Analysis and Research, UCAS
- A review of the current trends in admissions and recruitment, what the future may hold, and how UCAS is developing analytical services to aid admissions and recruitment.
Plenary 4: Why technology will change your job
- Andrew Hargreaves, Director of Marketing, Customer Experience and Media, UCAS
- How student recruitment is being driven in the digital age.
Business session 3: Preparations for Confirmation and Clearing
- Fatuma Mahad, Director of Technology and Operations, UCAS
- A look ahead to our plans for Confirmation and Clearing, and our progress so far.
Business session 4: UCAS Tariff
- Margaret Farragher, Head of Policy and Qualifications, UCAS
- Sharing best practice around the implementation of the new Tariff.
Plenary 6: Qualification reform update and assessment readiness
- Ben Jordan, Senior Policy Executive, UCAS
- An update on the current changes taking place in the qualification landscape.
Business session 6: Name-blind applications and minimising bias in admissions
- Helen Thorne, Director of External Relations, UCAS
- Reviewing the evidence-gathering stage and looking at our next steps.