AEEE organizes biennial conferences featuring lectures, workshops, games, and simulations on topics like financial literacy, sustainability, and entrepreneurship. Sessions include lectures, interactive presentations, and workshops with games or simulations.The 26th AEEE Conference of European Economics Education will be held in Lille from August 25 till August 27 2027 at the University of Lille.
As from January 2027 it is possible to register for the 26^th comference.
Registration is normally for the whole conference, but it is also possible to attend one or two days of the conference.Contributors are invited to submit proposals (at the bottom of this page) to share their findings, experiences and expertise with a broad audience at the 2027 AEEE conference. To do so, please read the following guidelines carefully.
More themes are featured at the conference. Please choose the appropriate one for your presentation.
Read more AEEE have organized biennial conferences since 1990.

2025 Milano (Italy)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2023 Leeuwarden (Netherlands)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2021 Freiburg (Germany)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2018 Copenhagen (Denmark)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2016 Kufstein (Austria)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2014 Aix-en-Provence (France) Teaching Economics in a Europe in crisis The 20th Conference builds upon Manchester (2010) and Koln (2012), where the themes also related to the prolonged international crisis. "Teaching Economics in a Europe in crisis" is the main thread of the conference in 2014, but the perspective is both distinct and complementary. In Manchester, it deals with "economy after the global crisis". In Koln the question was: "the economic crisis - catastrophe or opportunity?" This time, the question will be rather: "why has the crisis been prolonged?", and: "how has the crisis differed between and within societies?". The focus will be on the various manifestations of the crisis, its impact on both the economy and the society and the implications for different levels of education.
2012 Cologne (Germany)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2010 Manchester (United Kingdom)	Click here for the conference website and pictures
2008 The Hague (The Netherlands)	Click here for the conference website and pictures