Developments in Economics Education 2025
The Economics Network is pleased to announce that the 13th biennial Developments in Economics Education conference will be held at the University of Leeds on Thursday 11th and Friday 12th September 2025.
DEE 2025 will be preceded by the INERME Conference taking place on Wednesday 10th in the same campus.
We expect to be able to open booking very soon, so watch out for announcements.
Session types
DEE 2025 will have three kinds of session examining research or practice in economics university education:
- Papers – Paper presentations should be used for pedagogical research; economics learning, teaching or assessment innovations; or research reviews. These involve 20 minutes of presentation and 10 minutes for questions.
- Interactive workshops – Workshops must involve some interaction and engagement with the participants and should be used to demonstrate teaching/assessment methods. We shall be happy to include workshops whose primary value is to disseminate good practice or contribute to continuing professional development. Workshops will usually be allocated 45 minutes.
- Panels – Panels may be used to highlight a particular policy or issue within higher education economics. They should be limited to four speakers to ensure sufficient time. These will usually be allocated 45 minutes.
Submissions closed on Friday 7 March 2025. All lead authors have been sent emails about the status of their proposals.
If you are accepted to the conference, we shall also ask you to send us, by 1 August 2025, a 750-word summary of the paper (which may include up to two tables/diagrams/figures) for inclusion in the conference booklet (for paper sessions).
Session timings for the DEE and INERME conferences are available in this PDF. A draft of the full programme is in preparation.
Keynote
The keynote on day 1 will be Prof. Jonathan Heron, Institute for Advanced Teaching & Learning, University of Warwick, speaking on "Teaching Innovations in Place and Time: where, when and how we innovate in higher education".
Venue and accommodation
The University of Leeds is just a 10-minute walk from the vibrant city centre, which offers a wide range of places to stay, but is also compact and easy to get around with regular public transport services. Leeds is well connected, nationally and internationally, with excellent transport links. Travel directions to the university are found here.
The conference registration will take place in the Maurice Keyworth building (see the virtual tour). Conference sessions will be split between this building and the Clarendon Building next door (see the virtual tour).
Please find below some suggestion for accommodation:
- Radisson Blu Hotel, Leeds City Centre
- Park Plaza Leeds
- Malmaison Leeds
- DoubleTree by Hilton Leeds City Centre
- Hilton Leeds City
- The Queens Hotel
- Storm Jameson Court, Leeds (Uni residence)
Campus map
Review panel
Thanks to everyone who took part in the blind review process: in random order, Dunli Li, Sofia Izquierdo Sanchez, Robert Riegler, Matt Olczak, Panos Arsenis, Chris Wilson, Paul Middleditch, Caroline Elliott, Carlos Cortinhas, Linda Juleff, Liliana Harding, Annika Johnson, Alvin Birdi, Edmund Cannon, Miguel Flores and Paul Cowell. Thanks also to the Economics Network Events group for advice and decision making at crucial parts of the process.
Previous conference
Of those who filled in an evaluation form at DEE 2023:
- 100% said they would recommend a colleague to come to a future DEE conference.
- Attendees rated the impact of the conference on their teaching as 4.09 on a 1-5 scale.
