ICEEPSY 2027
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Call for papers · open until 1 June 2027

Share your research at ICEEPSY 2027

We welcome empirical studies, reviews, theoretical work and reports of practice in education and educational psychology.

Download the call for papers (PDF) One page, for your noticeboard or to forward to colleagues.

Hot topics for 2027

  • Generative AI in teaching, learning and assessment
  • Assessment and academic integrity when AI is everywhere
  • Student and teacher wellbeing and mental health
  • Attention, smartphones and learning in a digital childhood
  • Neurodiversity and inclusive education
  • Closing gaps in reading, mathematics and school attendance
  • Motivation, engagement and a sense of belonging at school
  • Equity, access and education for displaced learners
  • Teacher shortages, professional learning and retention
  • Sustainability and climate education

Thematic sections

Choose the section closest to your work when you submit. Sessions are chaired by members of the scientific committee.

SectionScope
Educational PsychologyHow learning, motivation, cognition and emotion work, and how the evidence shapes practice.
Teaching and LearningPedagogy, feedback, differentiation and classroom practice that improves learning.
Higher EducationTeaching, research, student success and support in universities.
Digital Learning and Artificial IntelligenceGenerative AI, online and hybrid learning, learning analytics and their ethical use.
Assessment and EvaluationFair and valid assessment, academic integrity and programme evaluation.
Inclusive Education and NeurodiversitySpecial educational needs, disability, neurodiversity and inclusion in practice.
Wellbeing, Mental Health and Counselling in EducationStudent and staff wellbeing, school counselling and mental health support.
Child and Adolescent DevelopmentCognitive, social and emotional development, including growing up in a digital world.
Teacher Education and Professional LearningInitial teacher education, professional development, retention and teacher wellbeing.
Arts, Creativity and EducationMusic, visual and performing arts, and creativity across the curriculum.
Lifelong and Continuing EducationAdult learning, vocational education and learning across the life course.
Education Policy, Equity and SustainabilityAccess, equity, displaced learners, education systems and sustainability education.

Presentation formats

Oral presentation

15 minutes of presentation followed by 5 minutes of questions, in parallel sessions grouped by theme. Rooms have a projector and a computer with PowerPoint; bring your slides on a USB drive.

Poster presentation

Posters up to A2 portrait (420 × 594 mm). Easels and fixing materials are provided. Presenters stand with their poster during the poster session to discuss it.

Abstract structure

A structured abstract helps reviewers judge your work fairly. The submission form counts words for you as you type.

PartWords
Abstract titleup to 15
Purpose of the studyup to 50
Introduction100 to 200
Methods150 to 300
Results200 to 400
Discussion100 to 250
Conclusion50 to 100
Keywords3 to 6

How review works

  1. You submit your abstract and receive a reference number and a private author page.
  2. Members of the scientific committee review it (single blind). Reviewers with a conflict of interest step aside.
  3. You receive the decision by email, with the reviewers' comments and, if accepted, a formal Letter of Acceptance for funding applications. Normally within 10 working days, and in all cases by 16 June 2027.
  4. Accepted authors register. Authors who wish to publish upload the full paper (in English, up to 8,000 words) from their author page by 16 August 2027, well before the conference. Full papers are reviewed again, and the proceedings are published by Emanate about one month after the conference, in November 2027.

Submissions must be original and not published elsewhere. Research with human participants must have appropriate ethical approval. Use of generative AI must be disclosed, as set out in our AI policy.

Deadlines

  1. Keynote and workshop proposals close
  2. Early registration rate ends
  3. Standard registration rate ends
  4. Abstract submission closes
  5. Final decisions sent to all authors
  6. Registration and payment close
  7. Full papers due, for authors who wish to publish
  8. Conference days