Venue
The E-Assessment Live 2009 Conference will be held at the Stewart Mason and James France buildings, Loughborough University.
Loughborough University is ideally situated on the outskirts of Loughborough just off Junction 23 of the M1 motorway, three miles from Loughborough's mainline railway station and only eight miles from East Midlands Airport. Birmingham Airport is just 50 minutes drive away.
Further information about the location of the Stewart Mason and James France Buildings can be found on the Loughborough University web pages.
How to find Loughborough University
Loughborough University campus maps
Accommodation
If you're travelling some distance to Loughborough for the event, you may wish to consider staying overnight. (NB: Accommodation is not included in the delegate rate.)
A wide choice of accommodation is available close by, including high quality on-campus accommodation at the Burleigh Court conference centre. Click here to book Burleigh Court rooms online.
About Loughborough University
Loughborough is one of the country's leading universities, highly regarded, justifiably proud of its many achievements and recently named University of the Year by the Sunday Times for 2008/09.
In the 2009 Guardian University Guide Loughborough was ranked an impressive 10th out of 117 institutions, while in the Times Good University Guide for 2009 the University ranked 12th - the seventh consecutive year that Loughborough has been ranked in the top 15, cementing its status as one of the country’s pre-eminent universities.
For the past three years, Loughborough has been voted the UK's 'Best Student Experience' in the prestigious Times Higher Awards - highlighting the excellent community atmosphere, extracurricular activities and societies, and the good environment on campus and around the University. Loughborough was also recognised for its commitment to supporting students from abroad in the 2007 awards, winning 'Outstanding Support for Overseas Students'.
In recognition of its contribution to the UK Higher Education sector, Loughborough University research has been instrumental in the award of an unbeaten six Queen's Anniversary Prizes, most recently in recognition of its vehicle, road and driver safety research.