Dr Wasana Jayawickramarathna
Leading the conference academic direction, planning and scholarly coordination.
Meet the academic, executive, coordination and review committee members supporting Polycrisis and the Future of Education 2026, an international research conference hosted in Melbourne, Australia.
The conference will feature a keynote address from an invited academic speaker, contributing to the discussion on polycrisis, education and institutional transformation.
Keynote Speaker for the AIHE International Research Conference on Polycrisis and the Future of Education 2026.
The Conference Committee provides leadership, coordination, communications, logistics, hospitality and virtual conference support for the 2026 conference.
Leading the conference academic direction, planning and scholarly coordination.
Supporting executive oversight, conference delivery and institutional collaboration.
Coordinating conference administration, documentation and communication support.
Supporting conference marketing, communications, logistics and stakeholder engagement.
Coordinating venue preparation, hospitality arrangements and onsite delegate support.
Supporting virtual conference access, technology coordination and online presentation delivery.
The Conference Review Committee supports scholarly quality through peer review, academic feedback and research assessment aligned with the conference themes.
Conference Review Committee
Conference Review Committee
Conference Review Committee
Conference Review Committee
Conference Review Committee
Conference Review Committee
The AIHE International Research Conference committee brings together academic, executive, operational and review expertise to support a professional, collegial and high-quality conference experience for presenters and participants.

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