Welcome to the BSA Annual Conference 2011
The BSA celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2011 and this is reflected in the theme of the annual conference: 60 Years of Sociology. The conference will explore the past, consider the present and assess the challenges of the future for sociological research in an ever-changing social landscape. The conference will take place at the London School of Economics, from 6–8 April 2011.
We are delighted to have attracted such visionary and engaging KEYNOTE SPEAKERS. Combined with our impressive stream plenaries, many of which feature leaders in their sub-disciplinary fields, we have the makings of a very exciting conference. We anticipate well over 700 delegates.
Who is this conference for?
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Senior academics looking to engage in a lively, stimulating debate with peers and bright new stars.
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Researchers looking to connect with like-minded colleagues.
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Teachers looking for new ideas and inspiration.
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Students looking and learn from experts and Postgraduates looking to present and get ideas on their research.
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Policy-makers looking for scientific facts to back or steer their ideas or to develop new directions in policy.
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Anyone looking to engage with the wider sociological community.
The aims of this conference are: to showcase the latest sociological research; to attract a concentration of international specialists in our major research fields; to provide a forum in which to discuss the teaching of sociology and the professional practice of being a sociologist; and to facilitate debate, networking and professional development opportunities.
The BSA annual conference is the primary annual conference for sociology in the UK with opportunities for everyone connected to the discipline.
See you there in 2011 and every year! | 