The fifth Annual InPlace UK User Group hosted by University of Chester

The fifth Annual UK User Group has just wrapped with almost 80 delegates travelling from all over the UK and Republic of Ireland to meet at the University of Chester Riverside Innovation Centre.

The fifth Annual UK User Group has just wrapped with almost 80 delegates travelling from all over the UK and Republic of Ireland to meet at the University of Chester Riverside Innovation Centre.

The two day conference was well attended having grown roughly 50% year on year, with delegates comprising almost 30 different universities, and representation from a number of NHS Education divisions. Highlights from the conference include presentations from Nottingham Trent University outlining their journey, plans, achievements and benefits in the five years since deploying InPlace, Robert Gordon University’s presentation sharing best practice on InPlace’s implementation for furthering Student Employability and Employer Engagement, and the official release of the InPlace Audit Tool.

Session from Katherine Walker at NTU on the NTU journey, plans, achievements and derived benefits from InPlace.

Special thanks to the highly involved delegates for helping make the conference what it is, also the University of Chester for hosting what is the most attended UK User Group yet!

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