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Recent News

  • Call for Applications: BAICE Student Representative

    01/04/2026
    BAICE warmly invites applications for the role of Student Representative. This role offers doctoral research students based in UK institutions an opportunity to contribute to the work of BAICE, represent the views of student members, and play an active role in supporting and shaping BAICE’s student community. Role and responsibilities The commitment involves: Person specification […]
  • BAICE Conference 2026

    23/01/2026
    We are pleased to announce that the School of Education, University of Glasgow, will host the next BAICE Conference from Thursday 3rd to Saturday 5th September 2026, under the theme “Constructive encounters: divergent voices, dialogues, and shared futures in CIE”. At a time of mounting global uncertainty and deepening divides in academia, the conference will […]
  • Call for Expressions of Interest – Co-opted Member of the BAICE Executive Committee: Academic Freedom Lead

    22/09/2025
    The British Association for International and Comparative Education (BAICE) is calling for expressions of interest for the post of a Co-opted Member of the Executive Committee. This is a newly created role that offers the opportunity to become BAICE’s first Academic Freedom Lead. BAICE’s legal remit as a charity is to promote the advancement of […]