Professional conferences and briefings
What do you think is the most important factor that directly relates to the student recruitment, retention and overall experience?
Security is the most powerful influence when it comes to the choice of a university from the perspective of both the parents, and prospective students. However, the definition of security, as well as the elements that collectively contribute to the sense of safety and wellbeing, has been moving away from the traditional ‘security guard in a uniform’ view. Therefore, the matter is extremely complex, and it expands way further than guarding the building access or patrolling accommodation facilities out of hours.
Salford Professional Development, for the third time, will bring leading organisations and experts to give a comprehensive review of the current state of Security in Education. The only event of its kind in the North West, it will also bridge the gaps between safety, wellbeing, crime prevention as well as mental health that all contribute to the overall sense of security.
Join us for this very informative day, which will provide tangible solutions and ideas to take away to your organisation. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions and engage in conversation with experts on crime prevention, counter terrorism, suicide prevention and many more!
- 12th November 2019
- 09:30 - 16:30
- New Adelphi, University of Salford - Directions
- From £0 +VAT
- Understand the current state of security in the higher education sector.
- What changes can be made to university security to improve the student experience?
- Understand the importance of identifying and dealing with mental health issues.
- See how a wider approach to student safety, which takes into account the whole student experience, could be the answer.
- How universities can incorporate student mental health into their safety and security strategies.
- Understand the business case for increasing student safety and how a positive reputation can boost recruitment and retention.
- What changes can be made to university accommodations to improve the student security? Identify opportunities to collaborate with outside agencies including the police, the NHS and local authorities.
- How is the latest technology transforming our approach to security?
- Join us to network, develop new skills and gain insight into the evolving field of security.
- Pro vice chancellors
- Chief Security Officers
- Heads of Security
- Directors of Estates
- Directors of Facilities Management
- Heads of Procurement
- Head of Campus Security
- Security Manager
We do not accept delegate registrations from suppliers.
- EXHIBITION ENQUIRIES
Hugh Blackwood
H.Blackwood@salford.ac.uk
- DELEGATE TICKET ENQUIRIES
Sheraz Mahmood
s.mahmood29@salford-spd.co.uk