About teaching and education research conferences 2025
Abstract Submission Deadline
Everything you need to know about education research conferences 2025. Join teaching conferences 2025.
Who you can expect to meet at the teaching conference
TEDUCONF – a teaching conference of the year – will draw a varied assembly of academics, scholars, representatives of non-profit and government organizations, as well as graduate and post-graduate students, and researchers. Hailing from diverse corners of the globe – Portugal, Finland, South Korea, Indonesia, United States, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Romania, and many others – this academic event presents an exceptional chance to glean insights and knowledge from a broad spectrum of perspectives and expertise.
Authors will be notified of Abstract acceptance within 7 to 14 days. The optional full paper submission, including detailed guidelines for publication in Conference Proceedings, peer-reviewed journals, or as a Monograph, will be emailed within a few weeks after the conference.
Call for papers – teaching conferences 2025
Everything you can expect from the teaching conference
Key facts about education research conferences 2025
2nd International Teaching and Education Conference is scheduled to take place on 06-08 June 2025 in the exquisite city of Brussels, Belgium. A catalyst for learning, collaboration, and professional advancement, TEDUCONF is a global platform that brings together academics from diverse backgrounds and with unique experiences. It’s an opportunity to both contribute your knowledge to the global discourse and get inspired by other experts in the discipline of teaching and education. You are invited to join as an attendee or to submit your paper and present your research. For those who are unable to travel to Brussels, we have set up a virtual attendance option that will allow academics from around the world to stream presentations live and not miss out on the exciting learning opportunities.
Education research conferences 2025: Topics and themes
The scientific committee of TEDUCONF is now accepting paper submissions related to the following topics:
Education Theory and Practice, Language Education (ELT/ FLT), Education Policy and Administration, Child and Family Education, e-Learning and Learning.
Other related topics will also be considered.
Each submission will be reviewed by the scientific committee of the event. Authors of the abstracts that get accepted following the double-blind review process may send a full-text paper, including results, tables, figures, and references for publication opportunities after the conference.
All submissions should report original and previously unpublished research results – irrespective of the paper type. Full-text papers will be accepted by Electronic Submission Form.
All teaching conference attendees are invited!
Explore Brussels on a free guided tour
Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is a small, walkable city with a population of approximately 146,000 in the central district, and over 1 million in the greater Brussels area. Brussels is a city of fine food, café culture, and architectural gems from the medieval to the modern age. It is home to numerous museums of art, history and science, as well as quirkier finds like the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate and the Centre for Comic Strip Arts. Brussels is a multicultural city that has two official languages—French and Dutch—and is the headquarters of both NATO and the European Union.
There are several universities in Brussels. Except for the Royal Military Academy, a federal military college established in 1834, all universities in Brussels are private and autonomous. The Royal Military Academy also the only Belgian university organized on the boarding school model.
The Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), a French-speaking university, with about 20,000 students, has three campuses in the city and the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), its Dutch-speaking sister university, has about 10,000 students.