Call for proposals

QS invites academics, researchers, ed-tech leaders and higher education managers to share your pioneering work. This is your opportunity to communicate innovative research, impactful recruitment strategies and explorations in our 15-minute Spotlight Sessions. To ensure the highest quality, all submissions will undergo a rigorous review by the QS Editorial Team.

The deadline to submit your proposal is [DATE]. You’ll receive notification of whether your proposal has been accepted at least one month before the summit date.

Proposals will be evaluated on how well they fit within the theme, “[THEME]” and whether they are bringing a new angle for discussion or evidence of impact.

If you are new to the Proposal Submission System, please read the user guide.

Below are the following topics we’re interested in receiving proposals on for the [NAME OF SUMMIT]. We also welcome submissions on other topics that you believe would be of interest to a global audience.

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Information for presenters

The below policy has been put in place to ensure the delivery of a varied informative and well-tailored presentations by diverse prominent presenters of the global higher education sector.

Submissions by non-academic institutions

Kindly note that there has been a revision in our submission policies. If a non-academic institution would like to present a paper at our conferences, please send in your enquiry to event.ops@qs.com and we will forward this to our conference chair for their consideration.

*Do note that there will be presenter fee applicable for non-academic institution.

Multiple submissions by academic institutions

All proposers of the said event are to abide to the following:

• Each approved presenter will only be scheduled to a single presentation slot in the program
• Each institution is allowed up to three approved presentation slots, of which are to contain three different presenters.