Compare is the official journal of the British Association for International and Comparative Education (BAICE) and has six issues per year. It publishes high quality research covering a wide range of issues and geographical areas which are of international significance…
If you are a BAICE Student Member and have given a paper at the BAICE Conference in Nottingham in September 2016, you are invited to submit your paper for the BAICE student prize. Deadline is midnight on Sunday 24th January,…
BAICE are delighted to announce that Jing Kun Bai, Sayaka Hashimoto and Nozomi Sakata, all from the Institute of Education, UCL, have each been awarded a £2500 contribution towards their doctoral fieldwork expenses in the inaugural round of the BAICE…
BAICE welcomes proposals for two types of research funding: Building Research Capacity and Networks Seedcorn Applications for grants of up to £5,000 are welcome from researchers at UK-based research institutions in research areas that align with BAICE’s aims to: promote…
Achieving equity and quality in learning: Comparative perspectives September 12th-14th 2016, University of Nottingham, UK The BAICE 2016 Conference Committee invites proposals for papers that explore the continued problematique of how to define, identify and assess ‘quality’ learning. In the…
Kenneth King’s 2015 BAICE Presidential Address has been published on the BAICE website. The address was given at the UKFIET Conference held in Oxford. A revised copy of the address will appear in Compare, however, there previous link is to…
The 2016 BAICE Conference will be 12-14 September 2016 at the University of Nottingham. The Conference theme will be ‘Achieving and Sustaining Quality Learning’. How can diverse stakeholders work together to improve the quality of learning? What impact do global agendas have, positively or…
BAICE President, Prof. Kenneth King, will be talking about education, learning and the new Sustainable Development Goals in his Presidential Address at the UKFIET Confernce, titled “The Global Targeting of Education and Skill: Policy History and Comparative Perspective’. All conference…
Wednesday is BAICE day at the UKFIET 2015 in Oxford, 15-17th September. Support BAICE by turning up to these events: 4pm, South School Prof. Kenneth King will be delivering the BAICE presidential address, titled “The Global Targeting of Education and Skilll: Policy History and Comparative Perspective”. Annual…
BAICE partnered with The Forum to host the Education for All (EFA) Global Monitoring Report launch on June 10, 2015 at University College London, Institute of Education. Our Executive Committee Chair, Caroline Dyer, hosted a session of interesting debate and…
Event organisers of an Advanced Doctoral Workshop invite BAICE Student Members to attend ‘Participatory Research Approaches in Global Contexts’ on Friday 26 June. Find full details on our events page and the Workshop Homepage.
You are warmly invited to join a free networking event: Bridging the Gap How can academic research into adult literacy, and women’s literacy in particular, inform and learn from NGO/INGOs working, in the field, on international development initiatives?…
This BAICE Thematic Forum has been put together by Dr Lizzi Milligan (University of Bath), Professor Qing Gu &Professor Simon McGrath (University of Nottingham), Professor Michael Crossley &Professor Leon Tikly (University of Bristol) and Dr Nidhi Singal (University of Cambridge).…
Volumes of the following journals are being made available by long standing BAICE member and former Director of Education Commonwealth Secretariat, Peter Williams. These must be picked up before mid March from Peter’s Dorking, Surrey home or – by mutual…
Challenging Deficit Discourses in International Education and Development is a newly launched BAICE Thematic Forum. Information about this Forum’s aims and objectives can be found on the description page. The first of two seminars, titled ‘Flourishing in the margins? Challenging…
