London International Conference on Inclusive Education (LICIE)
A three-day global conference in London, showcasing the most cutting-edge research on inclusive education around the world.
London International Conference on Inclusive Education (LICIE)
27 Jul 2026 - 29 Jul 2026
Delegates will have access to cutting edge research being undertaken by academics from around the world, bringing together professionals from across the educational spectrum, to participate in a variety of stimulating sessions showcasing international perspectives on inclusion.
Of lasting value are the opportunities for networking such an event affords, making friends, connections and creating new partnerships, uncovering potential when colleagues from diverse disciplines find fresh and exciting avenues for collaboration in research, policy and practice.
Watch a recap of LICIE 2025.
Related links
- London International Conference on Inclusive Education
- UCL Centre for Inclusive Education
- Department of Psychology and Human Development
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Ticketing
Pre-booking essential
Cost
£350.00
Concessions
Early bird: £350.00
Early bird students: £275.00
Day rate: £179.00
Researchers from low to middle income countries: £175.00
Open to
All
Availability
Yes
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