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4–5 November 2026

Times Higher Education: Student Success UK&IE 2026

Join Times Higher Education on 4–5 November for their Student Success UK&IE 2026 conference ‘Preparing students, staff and systems for the changing world’.

TASO is proud to be an event partner for this year’s conference.

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Use code TASO-30 when booking to receive a 30% discount.

Join Times Higher Education in Bath on 4–5 November for their Student Success UK&IE 2026 – a two-day event focused on improving student outcomes through innovative pedagogical practices, support services and the data that underpins them.

Designed for higher education professionals across student engagement, academic success, careers services, teaching, learning, well-being and student analytics, the event unites leading voices from universities and industry to showcase impactful examples of collaboration as well as innovative approaches to promoting success at every stage of the student journey.

Agenda

What the agenda will focus on:

Teaching and learning: These sessions will look at the future of educational delivery for changing demographics, efficient delivery through shared services and course co-creation, navigating regulatory frameworks, co-designing with industry, reimagining assessment strategies, curriculum models and flexible pathways to improve learning outcomes.

Student support: These sessions will explore academic advising, creating evidence-based, scalable tools for promoting mental well-being, models of pastoral care, improving sense of belonging on campus for traditional and non-traditional students, student partnership models, as well as increasing work readiness with career support, mentorship programmes and employer partnerships.

Retention, engagement and impact: These sessions will spotlight how universities are using learner analytics to identifying at-risk students and creating interventions to prevent dropout, advancing the definition of engagement beyond attendance, unpacking data on student mental health, applying student experience metrics to inform service redesign and embedding transparency and trust into monitoring.

Speakers

Our CEO, Dr Omar Khan, will join the panel discussion, “Measuring what matters: Tracking student well-being across the sector”, to explore approaches to understanding and measuring student well-being.

Why attend?

Student expectations are evolving fast, and institutions must adapt just as quickly. Student Success UK&IE is designed to help you respond with confidence, clarity and action.