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6th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON EDUCATION AND LEARNING

6th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON EDUCATION AND LEARNING
JUNE 14-16, 2017
MILAN, ITALY

Dear colleague,

We would like to inform you that the 6th International Congress on Education and Learning will be held at the Università delle Tre Età in Milan, Italy, on June 14-16, 2017. This international Congress is held annually in different places around the world and brings together academic leaders in this field of study and emerging researchers. Selected conference papers will be published in associated indexed journal.

The special theme for this edition is "Hermeneutics of art for the Education". We invite all those wishing to participate to submit a proposal, which can be a lecture, a workshop, a poster exhibition, or a talking circle, addressing education and learning through one of the official themes:

Theme 1: Policy, Legislation and History of Education
Theme 2: Social aspects of Education
Theme 3: Educational methodologies
Theme 4: The educational stages and their curriculum
Theme 5: Leadership and management of educational centers
Theme 6: Science, technology and innovation in Education
Theme 7: Continuing Education and lifelong Learning
Theme 8: Psychology of Education and Learning

The next deadline for submitting a proposal to the congress, which can be in English, Spanish, and Portuguese (i.e., a title and an abstract) is May 3rd, 2017.
To submit a proposal, please visit: http://oneducationandlearning.com/congress/proposal-submission/

The final registration deadline is May 14th but if you register before April 14th you can benefit from a special discount of U$ 50 on the final rate.
To register for the congress, please visit: http://oneducationandlearning.com/congress/registration/

For further information please visit
http://oneducationandlearning.com/congress/call-for-papers/

Do not hesitate to contact us via email at support@oneducationandlearning.com.

We look forward to receiving your proposal and meeting you in person in Milan!

Sincerely,

Scientific Committee
International Congress on Education and Learning

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