Delegate Demographics at a Glance
ACCS 2016 in numbers
- 225 attendees
- 33 countries
- 56% female / 44% male
- 57% faculty members
- 29% PhD or postgraduate students
The Asian Conference on Cultural Studies (ACCS) is now in its seventh year and is held annually alongside The Asian Conference on Asian Studies (ACAS) and The IAFOR International Conference on Japan & Japan Studies (IICJ). Since 2011, more than 1,000 delegates have attended this annual interdisciplinary event, which takes place in Japan in the spring.
In 2016 ACCS attracted 225 attendees representing 33 countries – a truly international event. This diversity serves as a wonderful comparative and contrastive resource.
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The majority of ACCS conference attendees are university faculty, with 57% holding an academic post. At 29% of the total registered delegates, postgraduate and doctoral students make up the next largest group of attendees. The remaining attendees come from the business sector (1%) and the public sector (1%), with 2% registered as "independent" and 10% registered as "other".
(Source: ACCS 2016 Conference Registration Data)