Found 12 events
AUDE: Building bridges on campus: practical partnership models for university estates - Webinar with Mills & Reeve
10th June 2026
Location: online via TEAMS
Universities are increasingly turning to partnership models to deliver complex estates projects, from regeneration and new academic buildings to student accommodation and wider placemaking, often in challenging funding and delivery environments.
AUE Regional Meeting: South West Region
18th June 2026
Location: online via TEAMS
Sustainability, Net Zero and Renewables. What we are all doing to meet the challenge
South West Regional Meeting
18th June 2026
Location: online via TEAMS
A meeting which will focus on 'Sustainability, Net Zero and Renewables' What we are all doing to meet the challenge
AUDE: Summer School 2026
22nd - 25th June 2026
Location: University of Bristol
This residential programme nurtures emerging talent in higher education estates and facilities management. Delegates hear from current estates directors and sector experts on key topical areas of estates and facilities management. This residential is a year long programme and commitment, the learning will not stop after the residential has finished. The residential will provide a network of peers to strike up a working relationship with, which for many will be sustained into the future.
AUDE: Introduction to HE for Professional Services Staff
3rd July 2026
Location: online via TEAMS
This is a joint event and open to members of AUDE, AULP, BUFDG, CHEIA, CUBO, HESPA and UHR.
University Design Forum: Norwich University of the Arts City Walk
9th July 2026
Location: Norwich University of the Arts
The visit will explore how historic structures have been repurposed for a creative arts education, demonstrating sensitive approaches to conservation, adaptive reuse, and campus integration within a historic urban context.
AUDE: The auction process and the optimum disposal strategy for surplus assets – Webinar with Savills
29th July 2026
Location: online via TEAMS
When you think auctions, most people likely think about Homes Under the Hammer or a quick-fire sale.
However, for the right property and in the right circumstances, disposal via auction / formal tender can be beneficial.
2027 AUE Conference - Manchester Metropolitan University
1st - 3rd September 2026
Location: Manchester Metropolitan University
The location of the 2027 Annual AUE Conference is confirmed.
AUDE: Student Accommodation: Ownership, Responsibility and the Evolving Duty of Care
3rd September 2026
Location: online via TEAMS
The student accommodation landscape has changed significantly over the past decade. Many universities no longer directly own or operate their accommodation, instead relying on third‑party providers and nomination agreements.
Contractor Safety Day - University of Liverpool
3rd September 2026
Location: University of Liverpool
Aimed at engaging contractor partners in an open and practical conversation about safety, future plans, and shared responsibilities.
The agenda will be sent out closer to the date.
2026 AUE Conference - Leeds University 9th - 10th September - 'Engineering the Future of University Estates'
9th - 10th September 2026
Location: Leeds University
It’s not just the sessions or the schedule, it’s the opportunity to step away from day-to-day challenges and connect with peers who understand the same pressures, priorities, and ambitions.
This year’s refreshed format has been designed with that in mind and brings together university estates engineering and sustainability professionals from across the sector under our conference theme 'Engineering the Future of University Estates'.
By creating a more focused programme and building in additional space to connect with our conference exhibitors, we are placing greater emphasis on the conversations, ideas, and collaborations that continue long after the conference ends.
AUDE: Site Visit. Liverpool John Moores University. Henry Cotton Building
10th September 2026
Location: Henry Cotton Building, Liverpool John Moores University
A comprehensive reimagining of one of LJMU’s most prominent gateway buildings, the transformation of the Henry Cotton Building marks a major milestone in the university’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and delivering an outstanding student experience. This ambitious project will decarbonise and repurpose an existing 1990s building, creating state-of-the-art, flexible facilities for staff, students and visitors alike that reflect the university’s bold vision for the future.
