International Conference on Psychology and Behavioral Sciences

A Psychology Conference for Research and Practice

Psychology and the behavioral sciences ask questions that matter in every part of life: how people think, feel, learn and decide, how they relate to one another, and how that knowledge can improve health, education, work and public policy. The International Conference on Psychology and Behavioral Sciences brings researchers, practitioners, educators and students together to share that work. Held at Saïd Business School in Oxford on 14–16 May 2027, it is a psychology conference built on double-blind peer review and open academic discussion.

As an international psychology conference, it welcomes studies from every region and every stage of an academic career, from doctoral candidates presenting their first project to established scholars. Clinical, cognitive, developmental, social and health psychology are discussed side by side. It is also a behavioral science conference, where research on decision-making, behavior change, organisations and policy meets laboratory and clinical findings. Many psychology conferences focus on a single specialism; this one is designed for exchange between them.

You can present orally, with a poster or live online, or attend as a listener without presenting. Accepted and registered abstracts are published in the ISBN Abstract Book, and eligible full papers can be published in the conference proceedings.

Host City and Venue

The conference takes place at Saïd Business School on Park End Street, in the centre of Oxford and directly opposite Oxford railway station, with direct trains from London and Birmingham. The historic city centre, with its college buildings, libraries and museums, is a short walk away. In-person registration includes a free guided tour of Oxford, a city that has been a centre of learning for more than eight centuries.