Conferences
Previous AAEE conferences
Below is what has been saved from now inactive previous conference websites. Not all were easily transferable and so its a mixed bag of download methods. All conference papers from 2003 and onwards are however retrievable from here.
Note:All papers accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the Annual Conferences for the Australasian Association for Engineering Education were submitted
as full papers and were double blind peer reviewed. Authors were given the opportunity to amend their paper in light of these reviews before the decision to accept and publish the paper was made. This process of reviewing is in accord with the criteria set by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) of the Australian Government for published papers.
| Year | Host | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| 2009 | The University of Adelaide | Engineering the Curriculum Full Conference Proceedings Photographs |
| 2008 | CQ University | Industry and Beyond Index (with abstracts) and links to papers |
| 2007 | University of Melbourne | Connecting Teaching, Research and Industry through Engineering Education Index to each paper |
| 2006 | Auckland University of Technology | Creativity, Challenge, Change: Partnerships in Engineering Education Paper Schedule (Papers-zipped) |
Archived conference with full papers 2004 USQ, Toowoomba Creating Flexible Learning Environments.
All the papers in one pdf 2003 RMIT, Melbourne Sustainable Engineering Education
All the papers in one pdf 2002 Canberra Leadership in Learning: Learning in Leadership 2001 Queensland University of Technology Towards Excellence in Engineering Education 2000 No Conference due to Olympic Games 1999 University of South Australia Unfolding landscapes in Engineering Education 1998 Central Queensland University Waves of Change 1997 University of Ballarat Putting Students Back into Engineering Education 1996 University of New South Wales Keeping Pace with Social and Technical Change 1995 University of Melbourne Internationalisation of Engineering Education 1994 University of Technology, Sydney Inspiring Integration - Futures in Engineering Education in Australia 1993 University of Auckland Quality in Engineering Education 1992 Queensland University New Opportunities and Challenges for Engineering Education 1991 Adelaide University Broadening Horizons of Engineering Education 1990 Monash University New Pathways and Methods in Engineering Education 1989 Sydney University Strengthening Academia/Industrial Co-operation
How to Host an AAEE Annual Conference
The decision on where to hold each Annual Conference is made at a meeting of the AAEE Executive. Universities interested in hosting conferences should prepare an expression of interest as per the required guidelines and forward it to the AAEE Secretary as soon as possible.