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  • About QCE
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About Queen's Conference on Education

Speaker addressing audience at Queen's Conference on Education 2026.

What is QCE?

The Queen's Conference on Education (QCE) is a professional development conference open to anyone and everyone with a passion for education. We aim to provide an opportunity for students to network, grow and learn about what is new and needed in the field of Education.

Conference

Over the course of the conference weekend, delegates will have the opportunity to attend.


  • Inspirational Keynote Speaker
  • 4 Engaging and Interactive Workshops
  • A Panel which brings together experts in different areas of Education
  • A networking event with snacks and drinks
  • A Banquet which includes cocktails, dinner and a night of dancing

Students interacting in a classroom setting.

Who can participate?

We invite anyone with an interest in Education to register for the Conference, regardless of faculty, university, or age.

Every year, QCE welcome diverse delegates from universities across Ontario, professionals, and anyone who wants to participate in the conference.


Bursaries are available for both Internal Delegates (students in Queen's Concurrent Education program) and External Delegates (all the other delegates).


The Concurrent Education Students' Association acknowledges that Queen's University is situated on traditional Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee territory. To acknowledge this territory is to give recognition to its longer history and recognize its significance for the Indigenous peoples who lived, and continue to live, upon it. With gratitude for the privilege to live, learn, and play on these lands, we encourage you to further your learning through the Queen’s  Encyclopedia, the Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre, and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives


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