ANGEL Conference 2025: Research in global education and learning

The 2025 ANGEL Conference is themed around “Research in Global Education and Learning: For Democracy, Peace, Human  Rights, Sustainability, and Global Social Justice”. It is designed as a major international gathering with several key objectives:

• To promote dialogue between policymakers, researchers, and practitioners, encouraging reflection on the value of research for policymaking
• To explore international policy frameworks and their effects on Global Education
• To provide researchers with a platform to present their current work and engage in meaningful dialogue with experts and peers
• To support and nurture Early Career Researchers

The Conference also aims to further the vision of the European Declaration on Global Education to 2050 and encourage educational research aligned with the new UNESCO Recommendation on Education for Peace, Human Rights and Sustainable Development.

Global Education research addresses current societal issues and the relationship between these issues and education and learning. While research in the field has grown exponentially in recent years, there is still the need for a greater focus on the value of Global Education research for policymakers and practitioners. This conference will aim to address this challenge.

This event will be particularly useful for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. Registration is open from 15 January - 1 June.

Call for proposals 

If you are interested in presenting, or running a session at the event, visit the ‘Call for Proposals’ page. All forms of participation should address the conference’s themes. Proposals are being accepted until 15 January.

Links

• Academic Network on Global Education and Learning (ANGEL)
• Development Education Research Centre (DERC)
• Department of Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment

Image

Kester Muller (DERC) via Flickr.