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News Release
ITiCSE Conference boosts the Dundee & Angus economy
Released: 24th April 2007
Publisher: Tricker PR

The 12th Annual Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education (ITiCSE) Conference is to be held in Dundee from 25 - 27 June 2007. More than 200 delegates from over 27 countries are expected to attend the three day conference. The conference will provide the local economy with a boost worth in the region of £273,000.

Dr Janet Hughes, the Head of Learning and Teaching in the School of Computing at the University of Dundee, says: "A record number of papers have also been submitted to the conference. Also, the British Computer Society is funding seven student bursaries to enable post-graduate students to attend the conference, and for the first time ever we will have a working group for post-graduate students."

Karen Tocher, Business Tourism Manager of Dundee & Angus Convention Bureau comments: "Dundee is well known for being a city which is committed to technology. In particular the University of Dundee has a strong reputation in developing computer systems for users with special needs, increasing the accessibility of digital media, and widening participation in higher education. The ITiCSE conference which is being hosted by the University of Dundee will provide an important boost to the Dundee economy."

Joe Morrow, convener of Dundee City Council's economic development committee, adds, ""With more than 200 delegates expected to come to Dundee from around 27 different locations across the globe for this prestigious event, the city will once again be in the shop window to an important new audience.

"International business tourism events such as this not only boost Dundee's economy at the time, but promise revenue later with repeat visits by delegates coming back as private tourists."

More information about ITiCSE 2007 can be found at http://iticse2007.computing.dundee.ac.uk/

For more information about the Dundee & Angus Convention Bureau or the Ambassador Programme please visit http://www.angusanddundee.co.uk/convention or telephone 01382 527531.

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