Conference on Research in Mathematics Education in Ireland (MEI)

Save the Date for our 10th Conference! 

MEI 10 will take place on October 17th - 18th 2025 . Information about MEI 10 and the call for papers is now available on the MEI 10 page

The Conference on Research in Mathematics Education in Ireland (MEI) is a biennial conference, first hosted by St Patrick's College, Drumcondra and now by Dublin City University (DCU) in Ireland's first Institute of Education at DCU St Patrick's Campus. Beginning in 2005, MEI has a proud tradition of creating a stage for sharing ideas and best practices in the field of mathematics teaching, and exchanging findings of current research in mathematics education. 

The conference continues to build on the knowledge and collegial networks established at previous MEI conferences and also allow for a renewal of friendships and the establishment of contacts within the mathematics education community, while also providing a forum for:

• Discussion of issues pertaining to mathematics teaching and learning across the continuum, from Early Years to Third level and beyond;

• Consideration of future directions for mathematics education research in light of recent national developments and international trends;

• Improving collaborations between mathematics education communities within Ireland and in other countries.

The next conference of the Mathematics Education in Ireland conference series (MEI 10) will take place on October 17th and 18th 2025.

MEI 10 Mathematics for a Connected World: Integration, Challenges, and Possibilities 

The 10th Conference on Research in Mathematics Education in Ireland (MEI 10) is scheduled to take place on Friday and Saturday, October 17th and 18th , 2025. Established in 2005, the MEI conference serves to promote and facilitate discussion on mathematics teaching and learning across the continuum from early childhood education through  third level education and beyond. The organising committee is delighted to invite contributions from all sectors of mathematics education, both nationally and internationally, to create a collaborative and productive forum to address the conference theme, Mathematics for a Connected World: Integration, Challenges, and Possibilities.