The IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference is the sixth of the series of conferences  
that rotates among central locations in IEEE Region 8, Europe, Middle East and North Africa.  

The theme of this sixth EDUCON 2015 conference will be  
„Engineering Education towards Excellence and Innovation“. 

www.educon-conference.org/educon2015/

Main Conference Topics
Paper topics include but are not limited to: 
 � Educational Methods and Learning Mechanisms  

in Engineering Education
 � Excellence in Engineering Education
 � Infrastructure and Technologies for Engineering Education
 � Innovative Materials, Teaching and Learning Experiences 

in Engineering Education
 � Learning in Transition and Engineering Education Ecosystems

Keynote Speakers:
 � Stephanie Farrell, Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey, USA
 � Tarmo Soomere, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
 � James Uhomoibhi, University of Ulster, Belfast, Northern 

Ireland, UK

Deadlines
06 Oct 2014 Abstract submission

20 Oct 2014 Invitations to submit complete paper

24 Nov 2014 Complete paper submission
15 Dec 2014 Notification of acceptance
19 Jan 2015 Author registration and payment deadline
20 Feb 2015 Final paper due

18–20 March 
2015 EDUCON 2015

Date and Venue
IEEE EDUCON 2015 will be hosted by Tallinn  
University of Technology in the period of 18–20 
March. Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) 
is one of the leading technical universities in the 
region with a strong focus on high-level research 
in engineering, technology and innovation-related 
fields. TUT is a modern and internationally success-
ful university, with a long academic history since 
1918. TUT is the only campus university in the Baltic 
region having one of the most compact university 
campuses in Europe. The territory of TUT includes 
55 buildings and has a total area of 55.5 hectares.

Tallinn
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is definitely one 
of the most remarkable cities in the Baltic Sea 
Region because of its historic riches and future 
potential, located on the coast of Gulf of Finland. 
Tallinn is one of the best-retained medieval towns 
in Europe, with its web of winding cobblestone 
streets, developed in the 11–15th centuries, pre-
served in its entirety. The Old Town of Tallinn has 
been inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

Information about Tallinn:  
www.tourism.tallinn.ee/eng 
Information about Estonia:  
www.visitestonia.com/en 

Organizers
IEEE EDUCON 2015 is organized by:

Tallinn University of Technology: www.tut.ee/en
HITSA Innovation Centre: www.innovatsioonikeskus.ee/en 

EDUCON 2015 Tallinn  18–20 March


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