The Discipline of Surrey Hospitality and Tourism Management in Surrey Business School is delighted to be hosting CHME 2026, which will take place at the University of Surrey on 9 -12 June 2026.

The Council for Hospitality Management Education (CHME) is an influential organisation which lobbies government bodies and external organisations to strengthen and develop hospitality management education.

CHME’s stated purpose is to contribute to the professional development and status of the UK and International Hospitality Management education, through the sharing of best practices in scholarship and pedagogy.

The Discipline of Surrey Hospitality and Tourism Management in Surrey Business School is delighted to be hosting the 58th UTSG Conference 2026, which will take place at the University of Surrey on 13 -15 July 2026.

The Universities’ Transport Study Group (UTSG), initiated by the late Professor R.J. Smeed of University College London in 1967, aims to promote transport teaching and research and to act as a focus for those involved in these activities in universities and institutions of higher education in the UK and Ireland. UTSG has over 50 University members, with over 100 Departments contributing to its activities. UTSG membership is free for institutions which meet its requirements and all positions on its elected Executive Committee are honorary. In addition to the membership from the UK and Ireland, over 70 academic institutions are represented on its list of overseas correspondents.

The Discipline of Finance and Accounting in Surrey Business School is delighted to be hosting ICFAB 2026, which will take place at the University of Surrey on 10 - 12 September 2026

Annual conference on voice in theatrical settings for scholars and industry professionals.

Welcome to the Theatrical Voice Research Centre first annual conference.  We bring together scholars, practitioners and industry professionals interested in all aspects, perspectives and traditions of the voice in theatrical settings. This conference will be held on Stag Hill Campus

The rapid rise of generative AI has transformed human–machine interaction, yet systems still struggle with culturally nuanced language, social and relational dynamics and complex context.

Led by Dr Doris Dippold, this workshop will bring together interdisciplinary experts and industry partners to advance socially and linguistically informed conversational AI, enabling more inclusive and effective technologies across health, public services, edu

£150 Refundable Deposit – payable by Friday 10^th July 2026

This deposit is to secure your place, engagement and commitment at the Latitude Festival programme.  If you don’t pay this deposit, you will not be allowed to attend this programme at Latitude Festival. The deposit will be fully refundable upon satisfactory completion of your role at the festival.

NOTE: Only pay your deposit after you have been told to do so by the programme lead contact.

Deposit will be refunded upon satisfactory completion of your role at the Latitude Festival.

Convergence 2026: Human-AI Integration for Multilingual and Accessible Communication

The Centre for Translation Studies (CTS) is proud to be hosting Convergence 2026 17-19 June.

The ADA Summer School (invitation only) will take place 15-17 June.

CIMS Foundation and Advanced Course on Macroeconomics and DSGE Modelling 2026