Who Can Participate?
BCUR 2027 is open to both presenters and audience members, who are all welcome to participate in workshops, engage in discussions and network with peers.
We accept submissions from undergraduate students and graduates who have recently obtained a Bachelor's degree, provided the work they present was undertaken during their undergraduate studies.
Students from any country and of all nationalities are eligible to present. We welcome both individual and collaborative research projects from all academic disciplines.
Topics of Interest
BCUR 2027 invites contributions from a broad range of research areas, including but not limited to:
- Science, Medicine, and Healthcare
- Technology, Engineering, and Innovation
- Sustainability and Global Challenges
- Arts, Humanities, and Creative Practice
- Business, Economics, and Entrepreneurship
- Education, Society, and Public Policy
Please note that we are unfortunately unable to accept any military related research for BCUR.
Conference Activities
The conference will be a dynamic two-day event featuring a rich and varied programme that includes both conventional presentation formats and creative submissions, providing students from the arts, humanities, and other creative disciplines with a dedicated platform to share their work.
The schedule will include a wide range of activities such as:
- High-profile keynote talks, alongside research showcase sessions.
- A series of formative workshops focused on professional development, covering topics such as research skills, methodologies, research communication, and dissemination.
- Panel discussions and dedicated networking sessions that will provide valuable opportunities for participants to connect with peers and academics.
Location
BCUR 2027 will be hosted in London, a vibrant, multicultural city that offers an exciting and inspiring setting for this enriching experience. London is exceptionally well connected and provides convenient access for students from across the UK and abroad.
The conference will take place at the main campus of Queen Mary University of London, situated in the heart of the East End, known for its rich history, cultural diversity, and energetic atmosphere.
Find directions to the conference here.