WCERP 2025: Global Dialogue on Education & Research

The World Conference on Education, Research and Policy (WCERP) 2025, hosted by the esteemed Scholars Forum, will convene in the heart of Prague, Czech Republic, drawing the world’s leading minds in academia, research, and education policy. As education systems across the globe grapple with the demands of the 21st century—be it digital transformation, equity gaps, teacher shortages, or curriculum relevance—this conference emerges as a critical intellectual and collaborative space. WCERP brings together experts from universities, research institutions, government bodies, NGOs, and think tanks to engage in deep dialogue about the future of education. The event will cover key themes such as evidence-based policy reform, global best practices, funding strategies, post-COVID learning recovery, and the role of research in improving learning outcomes across diverse contexts. With its unique blend of scholarly rigor and policy relevance, the conference provides an opportunity for educational thought leaders to connect research with implementation, and innovation with systemic change.

Set against the culturally rich and historically significant backdrop of Prague, WCERP 2025 is not merely an academic gathering—it is a global think tank in motion. Through plenary sessions, keynote speeches, panel discussions, research paper presentations, and focused policy roundtables, participants will explore topics including educational technology and AI, internationalization of higher education, gender and inclusion in schools, sustainability and climate education, and the evolving roles of teachers and learners in digital-first ecosystems. A special focus will be placed on young researchers and doctoral scholars, who will have dedicated platforms to showcase their work and collaborate with international mentors. By uniting research with actionable policymaking, WCERP seeks to equip education leaders to address both current and future challenges—across continents and across generations. As education increasingly becomes a linchpin for achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, conferences like WCERP offer not just reflection but direction—a space where diverse voices can collectively reimagine education as a more just, resilient, and globally connected endeavor. Attendees will leave not only with insights but with partnerships and frameworks that will continue to influence education discourse long after the conference concludes.