The International Student Presentation Forum (ISPF) is a collaborative academic platform designed to showcase the talents, creativity, and research insights of university students across diverse disciplines. With a strong emphasis on academic exchange, intercultural communication, and professional presentation skills, ISPF provides participants with the opportunity to present their work in English before an international audience.
Now accepting student presenters' entry to the 10th Online ISPF (No registration Fee)
Theme: “Fostering Safe and Supportive Campuses: Promoting Mental Health, Preparedness, and Preventing Harm”
Date and Time: 11 October 2026, 13:00 (GMT 7- Bangkok Time), Zoom Meeting
This forum seeks to advance the vision of campuses as safe havens for learning, growth, and well-being. Recognizing the increasing challenges posed by mental health concerns, bullying, suicide risks, and campus safety threats, the program emphasizes proactive measures that integrate preparedness, prevention, and resilience.
Objectives
1. Promote Mental Health Awareness – Encourage open dialogue and reduce stigma surrounding mental health issues among students, faculty, and staff.
2. Strengthen Campus Preparedness – Develop proactive strategies for emergency response, crisis management, and harm prevention.
3. Cultivate a Safe and Inclusive Environment – Establish policies and practices that prevent bullying, harassment, and discrimination.
4. Enhance Student Well-Being – Integrate holistic programs that support emotional, psychological, and physical wellness.
5. Prevent Harm and Suicide – Implement evidence-based interventions and peer-support systems to identify risks early and provide timely assistance.
6. Build Resilient Communities – Foster collaboration among stakeholders to create sustainable, supportive, and safe learning spaces.
A. Submission Requirements
Each participating university must submit the following information:
1. Institutional Information: Provide the official name and logo of your institution. These will be featured in event graphics,
certificates, and programs as co-organizers.
2. Presenter Details: Submit the names and photos of all presenters, along with their course/program and year level.
3. Advisor Information: Include the names and contact details (email and phone number) of the advisors. If there are multiple
advisors, please designate one main advisor to serve as the certificate signatory.
4. Submission Deadline: All entries must be submitted via email
B. Attendance Policy
Each university is limited to a maximum of 20 participants, inclusive of presenters and advisors.
C. Certification
All attendees, presenters, and advisors will receive official certificates respectively.
D. Presentation Guidelines
Presentations must be delivered in English and in groups (advisor determines group size).
- Participants may use any preferred format (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint, Canva, PowToon).
- Titles must be creative, informative, and engaging.
- Presentations should include a clear structure: Introduction, Body, Observations, Reflection, and Conclusion.
- Professional slide animations are permitted but not required; slides must be self-explanatory.
- Creative video presentations are accepted as entries.
- Each presentation must include at least five (5) original digital images created by the presenters, with appropriate captions or labels.
- Presentations are limited to 10 slides maximum.
- All external sources must be properly cited.
- Each university is allotted 20 minutes total (5 minutes for institutional introduction and 15 minutes for the main presentation).