sparqs has created a range of different events aimed at students, institutions and students’ associations. These events focus on a range of different topics that inform or increase people's understanding of quality enhancement, in particular improving student involvement in quality.
Dates, venues and detailed information about events we run throughout the year can be found below. We also send out mailings via email communicating these events.
Our annual training event for university student officers and those who support them, providing a comprehensive introduction to national quality arrangements and how students’ associations can engage with quality systems to deliver changes to the student experience.
Our annual training event for college student officers and those who support them, providing a comprehensive introduction to national quality arrangements and how students’ associations can engage with quality systems to deliver changes to the student experience.
A face-to-face meeting to reflect on the past year and plan for the future, involving members of sparqs’ Joint Advisory Group, the National Education Officers’ Network and Student Engagement Staff Network.
Our regular network event for university education officers across Scotland to check in with each other and discuss and work on key sector issues.
Our regular meeting of sparqs’ network for staff in universities and colleges with student engagement and academic representation development roles.
Our regular network event for university education officers across Scotland to check in with each other and discuss and work on key sector issues.
Our regular meeting of sparqs’ network for staff in universities and colleges with student engagement and academic representation development roles.
Our regular network event for university education officers across Scotland to check in with each other and discuss and work on key sector issues.
Our regular meeting of sparqs’ network for staff in universities and colleges with student engagement and academic representation development roles.