Previous AaeE Conferences

1989  Host: Sydney University, New South Wales
1st: Strengthening Academia/Industrial Co-operation

1990  Host: Monash University, Victoria
2nd: New Pathways and Methods in Engineering Education 
        
1991  Host: Adelaide University, South Australia
3rd: Broadening Horizons of Engineering Education 

1992  Host: Queensland University, Queensland
4th: New Opportunities and Challenges for Engineering Education 
 
1993  Host: University of Auckland, New Zealand
5th: Quality in Engineering Education 
              
1994  Host: University of Technology, Sydney, New South Wales
6th: Inspiring Integration - Futures in Engineering Education in Australia 

1995  Host: University of Melbourne, Victoria
7th: Internationalisation of Engineering Education 
      
1996  Host: University of New South Wales, New South Wales
8th: Keeping Pace with Social and Technical Change 
       
1997  Host: University of Ballarat, Victoria
9th: Putting Students Back into Engineering Education 
       
1998  Host: Central Queensland University, Queensland 
10th: Waves of Change 

1999  Host: University of South Australia, South Australia
11th: Unfolding landscapes in Engineering Education 

2000    No conference due to Olympic Games 
 
2001  Host: Queensland University of Technology, Queensland
12th: Towards Excellence in Engineering Education  
    
2002  in  Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
13th: Leadership in Learning: Learning in Leadership 

2003 Host: RMIT, Melbourne, Victoria
14th: Sustainable Engineering Education 

2004 Host: USQ, Toowoomba, Queensland
15th: Creating Flexible Learning Environments

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