2007 Annual Conference
The AETM 2007 conference will be held at the Charles Darwin University in Darwin. Conference opening dinner: Monday night 12 November Conference days: Tuesday 13 November - Thursday 15 November Dinner is included on Tuesday and Wednesday. Drinks and nibbles will be provided at the close on Thursday. This year's conference is promising to be a very exiting conference again. Invitations are open right now for your paper contributions, so get your thinking caps on. We know what some of you are achieving and/or developing and that is worth knowing about. Share it with the AETM!
About the Venue
Charles Darwin University is founded on 50 years of delivering tertiary education to the Northern Territory.
Formed in 2003 through a merger between the Northern Territory University, Alice Springs-based Centralian College, NT Rural College in Katherine, and the Menzies School of Health Research, Charles Darwin University offers a fresh approach to training, education, research and knowledge application. It aspires to be recognised internationally as a centre of excellence in Indigenous and cross cultural knowledge, tropical knowledge (relevant to the wet/dry tropics) and desert knowledge.
As a multi-sector education provider, the University can provide unique pathways for students, from school-based vocational training through to advanced research degrees.
Our students are drawn from the local area, across Australia and overseas, consisting of Indigenous and international students, school leavers and mature age people returning to study. Charles Darwin University is the largest tertiary institution in the Territory.
On these pages you can find information about the University as well as get an impression of what life is like in the Northern Territory of Australia.
We hope you enjoy your visit and please contact us with any queries you may have.
Please download the following pdf for more information.
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