The Climate Forums are an opportunity for leaders in the climate change debate to meet and discuss key issues with emerging environmental activists currently studying at undergraduate and post-graduate level at British universities. Over the last two year's Climate Forums have brought together the likes of Lord Giddens, Dr Will Cavendish, Prof Mike Hulme, Jeremy Leggett and Dr Cameron Hepburn, and is affiliated with two Oxford University institutions: the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment and the James Martin 21st Century School.

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Impact is the annual national conference for students who are passionate about creating social change.

Bringing together over 200 university students, Impact will provide attendees with an opportunity to meet other like-minded students, share ideas and gain inspiration and practical assistance for their projects. It will also celebrate the achievements of the tens of thousands of students who give their time to others.

Attending the conference will enable you to gain the skills, connections and resources needed to build a more socially just and sustainable world, whether through campaigning, community volunteering, or social enterprise projects.

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Emerge is the leading annual gathering on student social enterprise in the UK.

Bringing together more than 50 established social entrepreneurs from across the globe and more than 400 students from across the UK for a series of talks, workshops and networking events, the conference inspires the next generation of social innovators.

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Student Hubs runs International Development Conferences (IDCs)across the Hub network designed to inform and inspire students who are looking to change the way we understand the world beyond our own shores. Workshops on climate change, global health, conflict and education in developing countries all form a key part of these events, as well inspiring speakers and networking with others in the field.

The Oxford Forum for International Development (OxFID) is an annual student conference exploring issues related to International Development. Each year, the conference attracts between 200 and 500 student delegates who interact with, learn from, and are inspired by world-class speakers from the academic, NGO and public sector worlds. The inaugural OxFID took place in 2008 and each year the conference has focussed on a particular topic, from Africa to conflict. 

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