UTS and MortarCAPS Activations

 
  • The Future of Skills in Australia and the Importance of a National Skills Passport: This panel discussion will bring together experts from universities, government, and industry to explore how credential portability, micro-credentialing, and student data interoperability are shaping the future of higher education. The session will highlight the role of MortarCAPS Higher Learning Data Standard in enabling global student mobility and discuss the National Skills Passport as a blueprint for lifelong learning recognition. Audience will walk away knowing what institutions need to do today to be future-ready.
    • When: Tuesday 10 June, 9:30am - 10.15am
    • Where: UTS, Room CB08.02.005
    • Who: University leaders (including CIOs, CTOs, CMOs, CEOs), policymakers, and digital learning strategists
    • Speakers: Charlsey Pearce (CEO, MotorCAPS), Patrick Kidd (CEO, Future Skills Organisation), Barney Glover (Jobs and Skills Australia Commissioner), Jon Chew (Chief Insights Officer, Navitas).
    • Register here
       
  • CAUDIT Session: Cybersecurity in Higher Education – Building Resilience in a Digital World: As cyber threats continue to evolve, Australian higher education institutions must strengthen their security posture while ensuring seamless data interoperability. This session, in collaboration with CAUDIT, will explore the latest cybersecurity challenges, best practices for risk mitigation, and how a unified data framework like the MortarCAPS Data Standard can enhance security, compliance, and trust in institutional data exchange.
    • When: Tuesday 10 June 10:30am - 11:15am
    • Where: UTS, Room CB08.02.005
    • Who: CIOs, CTOs, IT security leaders, and compliance officers.
    • Speaker: Greg Sawyer (CEO, CAUDIT)
    • Register here
       
  • MortarCAPS Higher Learning Data Standard: Transforming Higher Education Through a Common Data Model: Data fragmentation remains one of the biggest challenges in higher education. The MortarCAPS Data Standard is changing this by providing a common data model designed by the sector, for the sector. This session will explore real-world applications, early adoption case studies, and the long-term impact of a unified data standard on institutional efficiency, student mobility, and system interoperability.
    • When: Tuesday 10 June, 11:30am - 12:15pm
    • Where: UTS, Room CB08.02.005
    • Who: CIOs, CTOs, university IT teams, student services leaders, and technology partners.
    • Speakers: Charlsey Pearce (CEO, MortarCAPS), Michael Burgess (Former CSEO, Western Sydney University)
    • Register here
       
  • Winds of Change for Higher Education – Adapting to a Shifting Landscape: Higher education is at a crossroads, facing pressures from digital transformation, shifting student expectations, and evolving policy frameworks. This keynote by Michael Burgess will explore the key forces shaping the future of the sector, the role of technology in driving innovation, and how institutions can remain competitive in a changing global landscape.
    • When: Friday 13 June, 1:30pm - 2:15pm
    • Where: UTS, Room CB08.02.005
    • Who: University & Vocational Institutional executives, policymakers, and industry leaders.
    • Speakers: Michael Burgess (Former CSEO, Western Sydney University)
    • Register here
       
  • International Student Wellbeing & On-Campus Support – Beyond the Classroom: International students bring diversity and economic benefits to Australian universities, but ensuring their wellbeing is critical for long-term success. This session, hosted by Navitas, will explore strategies for improving student support services, mental health resources, and campus integration to enhance the overall student experience. Experts will discuss innovative approaches to student wellbeing, the role of technology in delivering personalised support, and how institutions can create a more inclusive and supportive environment.
    • When: Tuesday 10 June 2:30pm - 3:15pm
    • Where: UTS, Room CB08.02.005
    • Who: International student support teams, university executives, and student services leaders.
    • Speaker: Jon Chew (Chief Insights Officer, Navitas)
    • Register here
       
  • Changing Tides of International Education – What’s Next for Australia?: With increasing competition from global markets, shifting visa policies, and changing student preferences, the international education sector must evolve. This roundtable will bring together university leaders, policymakers, and education providers to discuss the future of international education in Australia, focusing on sustainable growth, new partnership models, and innovative approaches to student recruitment and retention.
    • When: Tuesday 10 June, 3:30pm - 4:15pm
    • Where: UTS, Room CB08.02.005
    • Who: University & Vocational Institutional executives, international education leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders.
    • Speaker: Sarah Lightfoot (CEO, UNSW College)
    • Register here

Information

Request Exhibition Prospectus

Register

Speakers

Sponsors

Contact us

Sponsorship Enquiries
Arron.Penman@terrapinn.com

Speaking Enquiries:
Elizabeth.Paterson@terrapinn.com

Marketing Enquiries:
Natalie.Mcclelland@terrapinn.com

Start-Up Enquiries
Joseph.Zeko@terrapinn.com

Edutech
Edutech
Edutech
Edutech

#EDUtechAU