Conference

The 2023 Association of Celtic Students Conference will take place at the University of Glasgow from Thursday 30th March to Saturday 1st April. #CelticStudents2023
Registration
Please register through the Google Form, you will then be directed to Eventbrite to pay for your ticket.
There are options to register to attend online or in person, as well as dietary requirements for lunches and refreshments (included in the registration). There is also the option to attend a concert one evening (included in the registration) and a conference dinner (at an additional cost).
Registration closes at 5pm on March 25th for in-person tickets and 5pm on March 29th for online tickets. If you wish to attend the conference dinner you must register by 5pm on March 15th.
Please let us know if you have any access needs you would like us to be aware of.
If you have any questions about registration please contact us at celticstudents.conference@gmail.com.
Programme
Access the programme of the conference here. The booklet of abstracts is also available here.
- Note about the AGM and how to get involved with the Association
We will hold our annual AGM on Saturday 1st April, the last day of the conference, at which we will be electing our next General Council and Management Committee. There are a number of vacant positions which need to be filled, and for which attendees of the 2021 and 2023 conference are eligible. If you would like to apply for a position, please email celtic.students.council@gmail.com in advance.
For more information about the positions and how the Association works, see here.
Without students volunteering their time, the Association and the Conference would not exist. So don't hesitate to get involved!
How to Get to the Conference
The conference will be on the Gilmorehill main campus of the University of Glasgow, which is in the West Wnd of the city. You can take the train, subway or bus from the city centre and other areas of Glasgow to get to the West End.
The closest Subway stop to the University is Kelvinbridge for our location on Thursday and Friday and Hillhead or Kelvinhall on the Saturday. For the train, Partick station is closest and has connections from the main stations in both Edinburgh and Glasgow. The Subway is an easy way to travel between the city centre and the west end, they offer single, return and all-day tickets.
The campus is on a hill so can be tiring to walk around. An interactive map is available of the campus which has links to access information.
The campus is next to Byers Road which has a range of shops, cafés and restaurants and there are multiple on-campus locations where you can buy food and hot drinks.
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