Student Colloquium

In 2023, the Student Colloquium will take place during the annual conference. It consists of poster presentations and oral presentations. There is also the annual presentation of the Student Prize.

Posters

Posters will be displayed on Chapter website. To be considered, please submit an abstract of your work (max 500 words). Completed and ongoing work is welcome

To apply for a poster presentation, please complete the form.

Presentations (Talks)

Students may apply to give a talk. Spaces will be limited. To be considered, please submit an abstract of your work (max 500 words). Completed and ongoing work is welcome

Spaces will be limited. If unsuccessful, you will automatically be considered for a poster presentation as an alternative.

To apply for a presentation, please complete the form.

The Student Prize

Students submitting an abstract for a presentation will automatically be submitted for the student prize with up to three students being asked to prepare a fuller submission of up to 20 pages, which will be judged by an esteemed panel of experts, and a 5 minute, pre-recorded presentation. The selected students will have one of our system dynamics experts as a mentor, to receive advice on the paper before the final prize submission. 

Completed and ongoing work is welcome. Work may be drawn from a dissertation from an undergraduate or postgraduate degree or a paper – whether published or not – or from a PhD (but not the full thesis itself!). Refer to student prize award terms for further details of eligibility and prizes. Note the restriction:

To ensure a reasonably level playing field, the prize will be restricted to students who have been studying System Dynamics for LESS than five years at a British University. Their study may be in any area and the award is not restricted to courses in management science or business.

If applying for the student prize, please read the award terms first.

Spaces will be limited. If unsuccessful, you will automatically be considered for a poster presentation as an alternative.


Student Prize
Student Colloquium Presentation Submission
Student Colloquium Poster Submission

Copyright

By providing your abstract for this event, you to retain copyright and may publish elsewhere at other times.