Events & Conferences

Annual General Meeting

Tuesday 18 June 2024 at 13:00

Our AGM is is an important annual event where our members can make their voices heard, through both the voting process and contributions during the meeting.

Beale Lecture 2024

Thursday 8 February 2024

Our free-entry spring lecture celebrating the best of OR excellence.

Careers Open Day

Novotel, Birmingham | 07 November 2024

Careers Open Day is the perfect opportunity for anyone with an interest in STEM or related fields. This event is your chance to connect with leading employers in the exciting worlds of operations research, analytics, and data science. Explore a wealth of job opportunities and learn about the many advantages of working in these dynamic sectors. Join us and discover the possibilities that await you.

Joint SIG Event

How to make better futures with systems approaches

This event will bring together practitioners and academics to explore the topics of systems thinking, problem structuring methods, and behavioural operational research. Together, they will examine how we can significantly influence decision-making and policymaking within both government and the private sector.

Regional Society & SIG Events

Full listing of all upcoming Regional Society and SIG events.

Simulation Workshop SW25

Mercure Exeter Rougemont Hotel, Exeter | 31 March - 02 April 2025

The biennial OR Society Simulation Workshop brings together academics, practitioners and students working in the field of modelling & simulation. It provides an opportunity to exchange ideas on the current and future state-of-the-art in modelling and simulation.

Webinar Wednesdays

Our regular webinars bring you tips, insights and case studies from experts in different disciplines of operational research. The diverse subject matter and the practical nature of these short, online sessions provide you with interesting opportunities to learn and develop your own practice.

WORAN Land Lecture

8 October 2024

The WORAN Land Lecture is an annual event held in honour of Professor Ailsa Land, pioneer of branch-and-bound and computational OR, role model and mentor.