Call for full papers and Workshop EOI closed on Friday 2 August.
If you were granted an extension past the Friday 2 August deadline, please email your submission to aaee24@easychair.org, together with all author and author affiliation details. We will then enter your submission manually into EasyChair.
The Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury, with the support of Ara Institute of Canterbury (Ara), are proud to host the 35th Australasian Association for Engineering Education Annual Conference (AAEE 2024).
The title of the conference is “The Engineer and the World”, reflects the International Engineering Alliance’s recognition of the need for future engineers to advance the achievement and sustainment of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). AAEE 2024 will catalyse and inform future innovation and research on integrating more sustainability into engineering education.
» CONFERENCE STARTS // 8 December 2024
» CALL FOR ABSTRACTS OPENED // Monday 26 February
» CALL FOR ABSTRACTS CLOSED // Sunday 21 April
» REGISTRATIONS OPENED // Wednesday 17 April
» WORKSHOP EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST OPENS // Monday 6 May
» CALL FOR FULL PAPERS OPENS // Monday 6 May
» NOTIFICATION OF ABSTRACT ACCEPTANCE // Friday 31 May
» CALL FOR FULL PAPERS CLOSED // Friday 2 August
» WORKSHOP EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSED // Friday 2 August
» NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE AND PEER-REVIEW FEEDBACK // Friday 13 September
» FINAL PAPER SUBMISSION DEADLINE // Friday 11 October
» AUTHOR REGISTRATION DEADLINE // Friday 11 October
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