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08:00 am
08:05 am
Alice Crichton
Gain a competitive edge in your UK university application! Tailored for high-achieving international students, this session will provide expert guidance on what top UK universities look for in applicants—from crafting a compelling UCAS personal statement to choosing the right courses and demonstrating academic readiness. Students will also learn how admissions processes in the UK differ from other countries, and how to strategically position themselves for programs in high-demand fields. This session will offer clarity on the UK admissions journey, and practical insights to help you stand out.
08:40 am
Pacchinna Chu 
08:40 am
Peter Odell
Presented by the University of Sheffield, this workshop invites students to step into a university-style lecture led by Peter Odell, Director of Education in the School of Law. Through a mock lesson, participants will experience the pace, structure, and atmosphere of studying at Sheffield, gaining a clear sense of what learning in a law program feels like. This interactive session offers a unique opportunity to picture yourself as a university student and to see how engaging and inspiring higher education can be.
09:15 am
Kelia Ho
Navigate the competitive admissions landscape of Hong Kong in a workshop designed to support international students considering this vibrant study destination. This session will provide an inside look at how universities in Hong Kong evaluate applications, including academic requirements, program selection, and the role of extracurricular achievements. Students will also gain practical strategies for preparing a strong application and learn what makes studying in Hong Kong unique—from its global outlook and world-class academics to the opportunities for cultural and professional growth. This workshop will equip students with the knowledge to apply to Hong Kong universities with confidence!
09:15 am
Kate Ryan
Presented by the University of Wisconsin–Madison, this workshop introduces students to a variety of dynamic pre-college programs designed to help them explore academic interests, experience university life, and prepare for success in higher education. From residential summer programs on UW–Madison’s vibrant campus to flexible online options, students will discover opportunities that build critical thinking, leadership, and collaborative skills. Join this session to learn how engaging in these programs can help you gain confidence, expand your academic horizons, and make informed decisions about your future university pathway.
09:50 am
Dhriti Guiliani
08:00 am
08:05 am
Prof. Goh Say Song
YJ Lee
Eng Ann Alexander Ong
08:05 am
Kate Oyebode
08:05 am
Caitlin Spencer
08:05 am
Huiyun Ling
08:05 am
Rachel Luo
08:05 am
Stephanie Kwan
08:05 am
Chris Lawrance
08:40 am
John Gregory
Maria Millan
Ana Perez
Phebe Joshua
08:40 am
Caroline Breitman
Michael Klein
Nicole Da Silva
Ivy Nguyen
08:40 am
Tomoka Mano
08:40 am
Charlie Chan
Crystal Lui
08:40 am
Diro Yang
08:40 am
Tom Trower
09:15 am
Carl Adaway
Rachel Lam
09:15 am
Ashley Monaghan
09:15 am
Caitlin Spencer
09:15 am
David Venneri
09:15 am
Daniel Bell-Moran
09:15 am
Natasha Bijelich
09:15 am
Jo Turner
09:50 am
Dieter Janssen
09:50 am
Cheryl Ramage
Joy Kim
09:50 am
Paige Dainty
09:50 am
Robbie Willis
Jamie Fraser
09:50 am
Sunny Wang
Rei Yang
09:50 am
John Gregory
Maria Millan
Ana Perez
Phebe Joshua
10:40 am
08:00 am
Marilyn Mason
08:10 am
Mark DaleyKeynote:
The keynote addresses the emergence of "commoditized intelligence" - a future where advanced AI capabilities are widely accessible - and poses a central question that invites reflection on both the opportunities and challenges ahead: "What would *you* do with an army of genius assistants?" As AI systems demonstrate unprecedented capabilities in discovering new antibiotics, solving advanced mathematical problems, and generating creative works indistinguishable from human output, we examine what this paradigm shift means for individual and collective human adaptation in a world where genius-level cognitive assistance becomes universally available.
08:30 am
Cato Roleo
Bryan McAllistair-Grande
Vangelis TsiligkirisFireside Chat:
What if the most important skill for the AI age isn't coding—it's simply knowing how to ask the right questions? In this engaging session, discover how teaching students to communicate clearly and think critically actually prepares them to excel with AI tools. Learn practical strategies for developing the "AI conversation skills" that will give students a competitive edge in university applications and future careers. No technical background required—just a curiosity about helping students thrive in a world where humans and AI work together.
09:00 am
09:05 am
Lizzie Burrows
Sagebelle Wu
Doug Pearce
James MarshallPanel Discussion:
The intersection of student success and educational innovation is rapidly evolving—reshaping how institutions recruit, assess, and prepare the next generation of global learners. As artificial intelligence and emerging digital tools continue to transform education, universities are re-evaluating how they support, assess, and engage students throughout their academic journey. For prospective students and educators, understanding how these shifts are redefining expectations and opportunities is essential to thriving in a changing educational landscape.
10:05 am
10:10 am
Michael Klemm
Jordanna Caplan Luth
Cortney Hanna - Benson
Rajiv JhangianiLightning Talk:
In this series of 10-minute lightning talks, we explore practical strategies for addressing some of the most pressing challenges students face today. Topics include managing AI-related anxiety and digital overload, understanding the skills that remain in demand as AI takes on routine tasks, protecting student data, and upholding academic integrity in an increasingly digital environment. These sessions offer concise, evidence-informed guidance for educators and students navigating the evolving landscape of education in the age of AI.
10:55 am
Fernando Oliveira
08:30 am
Ravi Kumar
Agalia Sakanti ArdyasaFireside Chat:
Join us for an open discussion about the realities of implementing OSSD programming in your first year. This is not a polished success story—it’s a practical, real-time reflection from someone actively navigating the process. Gain insights and lessons from a firsthand perspective.
10:00 am
Ravi Kumar
Fengmei Sun
Angela Yee
Hanjing Lai
João Paulo Risoli da SilvaRoundtable:
Get the inside story from four school leaders who took the leap into Rosedale OSSD partnership and can share what really happened. This unfiltered roundtable features principals and academic directors from Rosedale partner schools in Myanmar, Hungary, China, and Brazil—each at different stages of their journey and ready to share the unvarnished truth about their experience. Discover what the decision-making process looked like, the implementation surprises nobody warned them about, how they handled parent concerns and teacher resistance, and the marketing strategies that worked (and the ones that did not). Learn about the unexpected challenges—from technology hiccups to cultural resistance—and how each school overcame them. Most importantly, hear about the results: enrollment numbers, university acceptance rates, teacher satisfaction, parents' satisfactionand ROI metrics.
08:30 am
Asim Sayed
Marilyn Mason
Pam Turnbull
Jessica QuintoRoundtable:
Join four leading experts from Rosedale International Education as they share exclusive insights into how international curricula like the OSSD are reshaping global education. Discover the trends driving university admissions evolution, why students with international credentials have competitive advantages, and how geopolitical shifts are creating new pathways to higher education. These experts will reveal emerging patterns in student mobility and why forward-thinking schools are positioning themselves now for the next wave of educational transformation.
09:30 am
Asim Sayed
Fernando Oliveira
Jordanna Caplan LuthFireside Chat:
Every school leader is wrestling with the same urgent questions: Should we ban AI tools or embrace them? How do we prevent cheating while preparing students for an AI-powered future? What policies work in practice? Join three seasoned experts from Rosedale International Education as they share strategies from implementing AI policies across 100+partner schools worldwide. Discover the specific policies that work (and the ones that backfire), learn how to train teachers to spot AI misuse while encouraging appropriate use, and get frameworks for updating assessment methods that maintain rigor in the AI age. So, whether you're developing your first AI policy or refining existing approaches, walk away with actionable strategies you can implement immediately to transform AI from a threat into a competitive advantage for your school.

You will have the option to take a selfie and then upload it by applying filters and background effects. Share a silly face with other attendees!

Find hidden objects throughout the event and perform specific activities to earn points towards the leaderboard. Attendees with the most points will win a prize.

Attendees will have the ability to network, chat, and video call each other through chatrooms, specific roundtable discussion or smart matchmaking.