Helge Ivar Strømsø
University of Oslo, Norway
Learning from Multiple Information Sources: Challenges and Potential Advantages
The JURE 2024 conference will be hosted by the University of Sevilla in Spain, from 24 - 28 June 2024.
The 28th JURE Conference invites Junior Researchers from around the world to engage in compelling discussions on educational research. JURE 2024 offers early career researchers a first academic conference experience and the opportunity to meet colleagues from across the globe.
Sevilla is the capital and largest city of the Spanish autonomous community of Andalusia and the province of Seville. Located along the Guadalquivir river, its historic old town contains a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising three buildings: the Alcázar palace complex, the Cathedral and the General Archive of the Indies.
The University of Sevilla is a reference in the Spanish and European university system. With more than 70,000 students enrolled in the last year, the university ranks as the second largest Spanish university. To accommodate all its students and staff, the University of Sevilla has one of the most modern and accessible campuses, with more than 32 centers and 80,000 m² of sports facilities. The university is also essential to promoting and understanding the culture and heritage of Sevilla, as many of its buildings are a testament of the architectural and historical wealth of the city.
The conference will be hosted at the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Sevilla, C. Camilo José Cela, s/n, 41018 Sevilla.
Education and the Need for Dynamic Solutions: Shaping the Future of the Field
In its most basic definition, education shapes human nature for socialisation. Therefore, it's arguably one of the activities that most fosters human development. However, society is currently experiencing rapid and profound changes, presenting education with complex challenges. These include sustainable development, combating climate change, addressing misinformation, the proliferation of polarised opinions and pseudoscience, ensuring healthy and enriching interculturality, and more. These challenges are deeply intertwined with the unstoppable digitalisation, which plays a significant role in educational research and practice. Digitalisation is not only a tool for teaching and learning but also a learning objective in itself.
Consequently, education is a driving force for change, especially in the face of an uncertain future. To meet these demands, educational research is dedicated to finding effective and flexible teaching methods that can adapt to the dynamic solutions required by the field. Our current times also present educational research with an interesting paradox. While new and ever-evolving challenges demand rapid, dynamic solutions, educational practice aims to provide a calm, safe space for students and learners to explore and discover.
It may be bold to claim that this is one of the most crucial periods for educational research and practice, but the JURE 2024 organisers believe that it's time to take action! Therefore, we invite junior researchers to share the insights they've gained through their dedicated work with the JURE community. The quest for dynamic solutions may be challenging, but it is undeniably exciting!
Submissions for JURE 2024 have now closed.
We welcome the following submission types:
Paper sessions are scheduled for 90 minutes. Three presenters are given 20 minutes presentation time followed by 10 minutes for questions.
Poster sessions are scheduled for 90 minutes. Six presenters are each offered a brief presentation slot to introduce the poster (max. 3 minutes), after which there will be time to discuss each poster in greater depth, in smaller groups.
A roundtable session is scheduled for 90 minutes. Each presenter has five minutes to introduce his/her project and raise one or two open questions. Twentyfive minutes are intended for discussion.
The full programme schedule will be made available in late May 2024.
You can already consult the programme overview below. Please do note that this can be subject to small changes.
We are honoured to welcome these keynote speakers to the conference! Further details about their talks will follow soon.
University of Oslo, Norway
Learning from Multiple Information Sources: Challenges and Potential Advantages
University College London, UK
University of Valencia, Spain
Reading on screens: insights from the lab, the schools and beyond
We are excited to offer all delegates with a varied programme of outstanding and interactive workshops on relevant and timely topics. More names will be added in the weeks to come.
University of Augsburg
Mixed-Method Research
University of Nicosia, Cyprus
Scaffolding Interculturalism in our Schools and Classrooms
University of Regensburg / Elsevier
Publishing in Scholarly Journals
University of Oslo
Reviewing science: why, how, and writing it up
European University, Cyprus
Confirmatory Factor Analysis and Structural Equation Modelling: Applications in Educational Research (2 sessions)
University of Salamanca
Effective Meeting Skills
University College London
Writing a successful research funding application
Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Using International Large Scale Assessment Data for Research
University of Valencia
From frequentist to Bayesian statistics
University College London
AI and Education
Open University (NL)
Creating AI-generated Educational Videos for your Experiments
University of London
Science Communication
University of Exeter Business School
Combating Social Injustice with Psychological Interventions
University of Sussex
Improving Research Rigour with Registered Reports
University College London
Practical and Policy Implications of Research
The review process is the most important aspect of organising the JURE conference, as the outcome of this process will determine the scientific quality of the conference, and the quality of the participants' experience.
As JURE 2024 also aims to provide a learning opportunity for junior researchers to improve their academic and meta-skills, all submitted proposals will be reviewed by a senior and junior reviewer. As such, all JURE 2024 submitters are required to take part in the review process, to review one contribution of a fellow submitter. The review process will start as soon as the submission deadline has expired and will run until the 14th of March, midnight CET.
Please note that EARLI JURE members are entitled to a reduced conference fee. If you wish to become a JURE member – and receive the reduced conference fee – please go to EARLI.org/join for more information. Make sure to apply as JURE member some weeks before your registration as a proof of your student’s status is required to fully approve and activate your membership.
Please note that the early bird deadline expires on the 25th of April at midnight CEST.
All fees will be charged VAT inclusive, with the exception of companies established in Spain. Spanish companies with a registered VAT number will be offered a fee exclusive of VAT. These entities will be liable for VAT payment in Spain through the reverse charge principle.
The reduced rate applies to JURE members and EARLI members currently working in low GDP countries (consult the list of qualifying countries).
The regular rate applies to full EARLI members who do not meet the requirements for the reduced rate, as described above.
Conference fees include access to all conference sessions, coffee breaks and lunches.
The EARLI Board of Directors is committed to recognise high-quality research conducted in countries that are facing financial struggles and where researchers have little access to funds. As such, we are pleased to offer a travel grant for participants in JURE 2024 with an accepted presentation. Participants who are awarded a travel grant will receive a one-off bursary towards their travel and accommodation costs (€ 1.000) and a fully waived conference fee for JURE 2024.
In order to apply, you must:
Applications have now closed.
It's not all work and no play at JURE 2024! Our JURE conferences are known for providing formal and informal spaces to connect with fellow delegates and senior researchers while enjoying the best that the city of Sevilla has to offer. We are proud to offer a wide range of social events to boost your conference experience. Tickets are available for purchase in the registration platform until sold out.
Sunday 23rd of June
“Los sentidos de Sevilla" [The Senses of Seville] is a route through the Cathedral and Santa Cruz Neighborhood surroundings, an ancient location guiding us through sight, hearing, touch, smell... A stroll through history accompanied by scents, live music, historical characters, replicas... A different and innovative vision of the city.
Duration: 2 hours
19:00 (30 pax) - € 12,00 (excl. VAT)
19:15 (30 pax) - € 12,00 (excl. VAT)
Monday 24th of June
The Guadalquivir River crosses Seville, navigating between the Triana neighborhood - one of the most iconic neighborhoods in the city - and one of the most historical areas of Seville. From the boat, you will enjoy wonderful views and an audio-guide that tells about the monuments and historical buildings that can be observed. The boat has a bar where drinks can be ordered (not included in the ticket price).
Duration: 1 hour
21:00 (50 pax) - € 15,00 (excl. VAT)
Tuesday 25th of June
The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville is one of the most important art galleries in Spain and is worth seeing, not only for its artworks, but also for the architectural richness of the building itself and the surrounding environment. We will get first-hand knowledge of the works of some of the most significant painters in Art History such as Murillo, Velázquez, Valdés Leal, Mercadante de Bretaña, Torrigiano, Zurbarán…
Duration: 2 hours
18:30 (30 pax) - € 12,50 (excl. VAT)
19:00 (30 pax) - € 12,50 (excl. VAT)
Wednesday 26th of June
The building that houses the Rectorate of the University of Seville is a gigantic construction that was built in the 18th century as a cigarette factory. At that time, it was the largest cigarette factory in Europe, and its production was based on tobacco that arrived from the Spanish colonies in America thanks to the navigability of the Guadalquivir River up to Seville. During this guided tour, we will learn about the history of this impressive building, the University of Seville, and the society of the time. You probably know Carmen, the protagonist of the opera that bears her name. She was a worker in that cigarette factory, and her tragic story largely unfolded within those walls.
Duration: 1 hour
19:00 (50 pax) - free
20:00 (50 pax) - free
Thursday 27th of June
Join us for the JURE 2024 Conference dinner at the lovely NH Collection Sevilla Hotel. Tickets are available for purchase at € 55,66 (excl. VAT) and can be bought with your conference registration. A ticket to the conference dinner will offer you a welcome cocktail followed by a three course meal with drinks included. Dietary wishes can be accommodated and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided as well.
Dinner start time: 19:30
When preparing your trip to Sevilla, take a look at our list of recommended hotels. As Sevilla is a popular tourist destination, we recommend you to book your stay as soon as possible to avoid inflated hotel rates. Please note that the rates indicated on the map below are only indicative and may be subject to change.
Please consider the following important dates in preparing for the JURE 2024 conference:
Submissions Open
Submission Deadline
Registrations Open
Review Deadline
Review Results
Early Bird Deadline
Presenter Registration Deadline
Conference Programme Available
JURE 2024 Conference
Pablo Delgado Herrera
JURE 2024 Chair
University of Sevilla, Spain
Madalin Marian Deliu
University of Salamanca, Spain
Nadina Gomez Merino
University of Valencia, Spain
Moonika Teppo
University of Tartu, Estonia
Tryfonas Papadamou
University of Cyprus, Cyprus
We would like to thank our sponsors and exhibitors: