AARES 2024 Registrations

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Possession of a 2024 AARES Membership is not required to attend the 2024 Conference and associated Pre-Conference Workshops. However, for non-Members a one-time fee of $140 will be included in the overall cost of your conference registration.

We strongly recommend exploring the benefits of an AARES Membership. Details regarding membership rates can be found here.


I am a member - and wish to login and register I wish to become a member first I want to register as a non member $140 surcharge applies

Prices for workshops, the main conference and social events are as follows

Pre-Conference Workshops: 6 February 2024, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University.

Student/Emeritus/Developing Country Member

Ordinary Member

Non-Member

Workshop Registration

$30

$60

$60

 

Main Conference: 7-9 February 2024, Cultural Centre Kambri, Australian National University, Canberra.

Early bird
(prior 1 January 2024)

Full Rate
(from 1 January 2024)

Full Conference Registration (7 – 9 February):

 

 

Ordinary Member

$750

$850

Student/Emeritus/Developing Country Member

$375

$425

Non-Member

$750

$850

 

Single Day of Conference Registration (7, 8 OR 9 February):

 

 

Ordinary Member

$280

$300

Student/Emeritus/Developing Country Member

$140

$150

Non-Member

$280

$300

 

Welcome Reception: Tuesday 6 February, 5:30pm to 7:30pm, Cultural Centre Kambri, Australian National University, Canberra.

Full Conference Delegate

Single-Day Delegate

 

Welcome Reception

Included in Full Conference Delegate Price

$55

 

 

Early-Career Professional Networking Event: Tuesday 6 February, 7:30pm – 9:00pm, Badger & Co, Australian National University, Canberra.

Early-Career Delegates

Early-Career Professional Networking Event

Complimentary with either a Full or Day Conference Registration

 

Conference Dinner: Wednesday 7 February, 6:30pm – 10:30pm, National Arboretum Canberra.

Ordinary, Student, Emeritus, Developing Country Member, Non-Member

Dinner Registration

$120

 

$140 Non Member Surcharge (if you are a member you can login to avoid this charge)
Workshop 1 - “Australia’s net zero trajectory – exploring the economic implications,” convened by Stuart Whitten.
Workshop 2 - “Natural Capital: State of Play and Future Challenges,” convened by Grant Leslie and Michael Harris.
Workshop 3 - “Real Options for Adaptation and Resilience (ROAR): New software for real options analysis,” convened by Greg Hertzler and Tim Capon.

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Dietary requirements for all conference meals and social events.

HAVE YOU MADE A SUBMISSION FOR A POSTER, CONTRIBUTED PAPER, OR SPECIAL SESSION?

If yes: please identify the reference number for your submission (Auto-generated following your submission to Oxford Abstracts)

Please note, reporting your reference number here will help to ensure your accepted submission is included in the Conference Program.

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3-Minute Thesis Competition

The 3-Minute Thesis competition is an opportunity for anyone seeking to improve or employ their presentation and research communication skills. At the AARES conference, this competition is an opportunity to raise the profile of your research!

The 3-Minute Thesis competition will be run based on The University of Queensland rules and judging criteria

Note, this event is open to anyone who wants to share their research in 3-minutes or less!”

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Mentoring

Mentoring is an opportunity to pair up a person who wants to learn and grow with someone who is willing to and proficient at sharing their knowledge, skills and experiences. Based on the submissions made to the conference, and career position of the registered mentees and mentors, as much as is possible the pairing will be done to match the needs of the mentee with the strengths and experience of the mentor.

Access to a mentor's knowledge and experience can help a mentee to enjoy a quick start in the AARES conference environment. The mentor may assist the mentee with networking and knowledge sharing and/or the development of their conference presentation or provide feedback following the conference presentation.

Everyone that registers for the mentoring program will be sent further information and expectations closer to the conference.

Mentors will ideally have at least 5 years’ experience in the general field of agricultural, development, environmental and/or resource economics. They can work in a university, research institute, consulting, government, or other professional organisation.

Mentees may be postgraduate students in the final year of their degree, or Early Career Professionals with a degree or an interest in the general field of agricultural, development, environmental and/or resource economics. Mentees would typically have less than 5 years of experience post-graduation.

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I agree to abide by the code of conduct and have read and understood the privacy statement
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Complimentary with either a Full or Day Conference Registration for Early-Career Professionals

Note, this event is only open to Early-Career Professionals. An Early Career Professional can be a student in higher education undertaking an undergraduate or postgraduate degree (including PhD), or within 5 years of finishing higher education and starting their career.

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