AMOSSHE National Conference 2025: innovate, inspire, influence
Wednesday 2 July
1.45pm – 2.15pm
‘To AI or not AI; that was the question’: Gen AI and Student Services
Presentation
2.25pm – 2.55pm
From waiting lists to wellness: revolutionising student mental health support
Presentation
How can students identify, explore and improve their wellbeing skills?
Presentation
Moving beyond the crisis narrative of mental health using a population strategy
Presentation
Why aren’t students of colour engaging with your service, and how can you start to address that?
Workshop
The results are out: how do students want to access information and support and what do they expect of our services?
Workshop
How can we make reasonable adjustments the exception not the rule?
Presentation
Painting the town ReDD at the University of Edinburgh: a story of multi-party collaboration
Presentation
Responding to domestic abuse in universities: practical approaches for student support
Presentation
Thursday 3 July
9.45am – 10.30am
The emerging landscape for student support in UK higher education
Presentation
10.40am – 11.10am
Redefining assessment practices: the role of alternative assessment methods in fostering inclusion
Presentation
Wellbeing service on a shoestring: transforming support with zero budget
Presentation
An introduction to Samaritans Step by Step Service
Presentation
11.40am – 12.40pm
Chester Credentials: students as partners in the co-designing of online short courses
Workshop
‘We all have a part to play’ in ending challenging gender-based violence, unwanted sexual experiences, domestic abuse, and harassment on campus
Workshop
Contact Hours film screening, with panel Q&A
Presentation
12.50pm – 1.20pm
Collaborative approaches to developing engaging online training for Office for Students compliance on harassment and sexual misconduct
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The rise of Agentic AI: a new era for student support
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Minding the biggest gaps in mental health support in higher education: global best practices for crisis, out of hours and inclusive support for learners
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Randstad: enhancing student support with innovation and collaboration
Presentation
3.15pm – 3.45pm
Wellbeing support for Chinese international students: a pilot initiative by King’s College London and the NHS
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Enhancing disability inclusion in UK higher education for all: learning from the lived experience of higher education staff with disabilities
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One year on: implementing harm reduction approaches to student drug use
Presentation
4.15pm – 4.45pm
Who do we show up for? The students left behind in domestic abuse support in higher education
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Disclosure to support: engaging and supporting students through inclusion to success
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Exploring early intervention for eating disorders at King’s College London
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Supporting autistic university students: how to create inclusive campuses
Presentation
Friday 4 July
9.30am – 10.30am
Transforming disability support at the University of Bristol
Presentation
How to CREATE an inclusive and effective mental health and wellbeing strategy
Workshop
Reducing risk of harm in complex cases
Workshop
Out of hours support: the challenges and benefits of in-house support
Workshop
10.40am – 11.10am
Collaborative, supportive and impactful: Scottish national collaboration in action
Presentation
Care and learning in higher education in 2025: the latest picture on care experienced and estranged students at university
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Best practice in peer-led transition: optimising programmes for new student and volunteer belonging and student success
Presentation
11.40am – 12.40pm
Developing a support and wellbeing strategy: reflections and principles
Workshop
Recognising and reducing risk of student death in a university setting
Workshop
Sunny side up: using positive affect journaling to support student wellbeing and enhance the curriculum
Workshop
Embedding a safeguarding team
Workshop