The EERA Blog aims to provide readers insight into educational research and enable fact-based discussion and debate.

Since the first ECER in 1992, the conference has grown into one of the largest annual educational research conferences in Europe.

The annual EERA Summer Schools bring together about 70 emerging researchers from 20 – 30 countries, who are tutored and advised by experienced researchers. Additionally EERA networks conduct subject-specific season schools.

The academic work of EERA is largely organised within the EERA networks.

Find out about EERA membership, projects and partnerships, governing structure and how we promote early researchers.

Learn more about EERJ, the European Educational Research Journal, and other publication activities.