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Written by Admin
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Sunday, 26 April 2009 21:22 |
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Welcome to the new look AEME (Association for Events Management Education) website. Our site has been developed to support the Association and raise the profile of events education by providing information about, and links to, resources relating to education, best practice and research. Our site includes information about AEME and for members it draws together membership resources. The website has been revised and relaunched in March 2008 to better reflect AEME. If you would like to make any suggestions about developing the site further, contribute news items or express an interest in joining AEME, please click on the appropriate links in the menu on the left hand side or contact us. If you are a member of AEME and wish to register for the site to access the Member-only areas, please contact us. MESSAGE FOR MEMBERS: Please note that the members only section is currently under development - we will notify you through the email list when this section of the website goes live. |
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Last Updated on Saturday, 16 May 2009 22:52 |
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7th AEME Events Management Educators Forum |
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Written by Glenn Bowdin
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Thursday, 16 April 2009 16:45 |
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Continuing Professional Development or Continuing to Develop the Professionals?
University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, 18-19 June 2009
AEME (the Association for Events Management Education) is pleased to announce the seventh forum for events management education, hosted by the University of Huddersfield. The main aim of the 7th forum is to explore the roles, in partnership, that industry and educators have in continuing to develop current and future events professionals, including through continuing professional development.
The AEME Forum provides an opportunity for AEME members, and non-members, interested in events management education to join together and debate the importance now attached to Continuing Professional Development or Continuing to Develop the Professionals, whether that relates to our own methods of preparing students, professional development initiatives, or developing employability of graduates. Examples of knowledge transfer and joint collaborations with industry partners are especially welcome.
The Forum will include presentations and workshops covering aspects of research, pedagogy and industrial practice as they relate to the over-riding theme, although the format of the event is purposefully set as a forum so that all participants can have active involvement in the programme. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 17 April 2009 00:45 |
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Special Issue Call: Legacies of Sustained Festivals and Events |
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Written by Glenn Bowdin
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Friday, 09 January 2009 12:23 |
The Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events will be publishing a number of special issues in the run up to 2012. The first of these is due for publication in Winter 2009 and is focused on legacy, after use, social good or harm, environmental protection or destruction, economic return or loss, resource prioritisation, media manipulation, events and elitism and the use or abuse of events by policy makers.
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Last Updated on Friday, 09 January 2009 13:04 |
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Read more... [Special Issue Call: Legacies of Sustained Festivals and Events]
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First Announcement: 2010 Global Events Congress IV, Leeds, 14-16 July 2010 |
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Written by Glenn Bowdin
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Thursday, 29 January 2009 16:28 |
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Conference features:
- Encompasses theory, policy and practice
- Opportunity for London 2012 site visit
- High quality keynote speakers
- Access to publication in conference book
- Prizes for outstanding policy and practice papers
- PhD track with prize
- Comprehensive social and networking programme
There has been a massive growth of research relating to festivals and events over recent years. Much of this has been precipitated by, or has at least resonated with, a policy discourse that presents festivals and events as good socio-culturally and economically. There has also been an explosion of university courses. Events management programmes (including specialist provision concerned with the arts, culture or sport, for example) now proliferate internationally. Moreover, modules on festivals and events have become a common feature of tourism and related courses. |
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Read more... [First Announcement: 2010 Global Events Congress IV, Leeds, 14-16 July 2010]
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