Join International Educators from Across the Globe at the Field's Premiere Event

​We look forward to welcoming you to The Forum on Education Abroad’s Annual Conference 2025!  
  
For the first time in Forum history, we will host the Annual Conference in Toronto, Canada at the Sheraton Centre Toronto, from March 19-21, 2025, with virtual programming from February 26-27, 2025. 
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Let's bring together the international education thought leaders of today and tomorrow to discuss emerging trends, timely topics, and re-connect with a community that is passionate about the life-changing work that we accomplish together. ​​

​More High-Quality Programming in 2025

The 2025 Annual Conference in Toronto is packed with more programming than ever! From conference sessions, pre-conference workshops, and, for the first time, a Forum Institute, the opportunities to learn and network are endless:

• Centering Justice Institute, hosted with *
• Three pre-conference workshops*
• NEW this year: Concurrent sessions on Wednesday! Conference goers can attend concurrent sessions on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday - nine more sessions than previous years! View the schedule at-a-glance now.

*Registration for pre-conference workshops and the Centering Justice Institute require additional fees.

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Engage in Sponsorship & Exhibit Opportunities

Sponsorship opportunities are now available for Annual Conference 2025. If you're interested in supporting the field of education abroad by sponsoring the event, contact us now to secure your spot before they sell out.

Learn more

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Meet Our 2025 Conference Committee

Special thanks to our Conference Committee for their guidance in preparing for the Annual Conference 2025
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• CJ Tremblay, Alethea Global Cooperative (Chair)
• Aven Anderson, Southeast Missouri State University
• Gayathri Banavara, Community College of Philadelphia
• Wil Biddle, University of Bristol
• Elaine Del Rossi, Cigna Global
• Magdalena Dieterle, Constructor University
• Sara Gutierrez, The University of New Mexico
• Katherine Haan, Chicago State University
• Andy Hinnant, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
• Sakura Hirata, Okanagan College
• Jessie Hodgson, Montana State University
• Alexandria Johnson, Georgia State University
• Amanda Jurden, The Ohio State University
• Luis Kauachi, Boston College
• Janine Knight-Grofe, Durham College
• Mike LaFleur, George Brown College 
• Chelsey Laird, Vancouver Community College (University Mobility In Asia And The Pacific (UMAP) host)
• Ada Lee, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
• Whitney Longnecker, Texas Tech University

• ​Daniel Lutaaya,  Charowa Consult & Advisory Ltd 
• Marco Marino, Sant'Anna Institute
• Susan McGury, DePaul University
• Kellie McMullin, Nova Scotia Community College
• Alex Nichols, Sea Education Association/SEA Semester
• Destiny Oppe, IES Abroad
• Guanglong Pang, Michigan State University - Broad College of Business
• Mariam Raza, Conestoga College 
• Andrea Rizzotti, FLACSO-Argentina
• Amanda Roshan-Rawaan, Indiana University-Bloomington
• Adam Rubin, University at Buffalo, Forum Council
• Linda Rust, The University of Melbourne
• Girija Shinde, Volunteer State Community College
• Kate Simmons, DePaul University
• Carolyn Stevenson, Purdue University Global
• Maisee Thao, UCEAP
• Popi Triantafyllidou, CYA / College Year in Athens
• Sara van der Horst, EF Education First International Ltd
• Voytek Wloch, College of Lake County
• Elizabeth Frohlich, The Forum on Education Abroad, [email protected]