EAIR Cork Forum
2024
Sustainability, Resilience
and Wellbeing
21 - 23 August
EAIR – The European Higher Education Society
The mission of EAIR is to support research and development in higher education research, policy and practice, to the general benefit of higher education.
About EAIR
EAIR – The European Higher Education Society, is a unique international association for higher education researchers, practitioners, students, managers and policy-makers.
Our mission is to support research and development in higher education research, policy and practice, to the general benefit of higher education.
What we do
Annual Forum
Bringing together researchers, science leaders, young academics, policy-makers, administrators and practitioners.
46TH Annual EAIR Forum 2024
Sustainability, Resilience and Wellbeing
Hosted by University College Cork, Ireland
From 21st-23rd August 2024
Early Bird Registration for the EAIR Forum in Cork is now open!
Take the chance to register now until the 15th of May for the EAIR Forum in Cork and receive our early bird discount. The regular registration starts at the 16th of May and will end up at the 1st of July.
Our registration fee for the EAIR Forum in Cork encompasses the conference fee and as well the EAIR membership fee. If you cannot make it to Cork but want to become an EAIR member we would like to ask you to register as well via our conference tool and choose the possibility “participant” (or reduced for: “student”, “scholar at risk”, “emeritus member”) and then “membership only” in which the conference fee is excluded.
Register via our conference tool.
Publications
Tertiary Education And Management
TEAM, the journal of EAIR
The EAIR publishes an international, interdisciplinary and peer-reviewed journal, Tertiary Education and Management (TEAM). TEAM welcomes research contributions that reflect upon, study or question main developmental trends and practices, and address current and future challenges in higher education.
EAIR Forum Books
Since 2013, the EAIR has been issuing books based on its annual conferences (also known as Forums). These now appear in a book series called “Higher Education: Linking Research, Policy and Practice” under the imprint of Brill Publishers.