Main Conference Venue
The main conference sessions will be hosted at the Learning Theater of the Learning and Innovation (LIC) building, inside the Campus of the Free University Brussels, which consists of two entities based on the language of delivery. The French-speaking university's name is Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), whereas the Dutch-speaking university's name is Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) which are both located inside Brussel.
Conference Facilities
- The Learning Theatre hall
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- On-site technical support
About Brussels - The capital of Belgium
Discover three of Brussels’ most iconic landmarks, where history, architecture, and natural beauty come together. The Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the historic heart of Brussels, renowned for its magnificent guildhalls, Gothic Town Hall, and breathtaking architecture. The Parc du Cinquantenaire, with its monumental triumphal arch, impressive museums, and beautiful green spaces, celebrates Belgium’s rich history and cultural heritage. The Mont des Arts Garden, famous for its colorful geometric flowerbeds and elegant landscaping, offers spectacular panoramic views of the city’s historic skyline. Together, these remarkable destinations showcase the unique charm, cultural richness, and architectural beauty of Belgium’s vibrant capital. Brussels combines modern conference infrastructure with natural beauty, cultural heritage, and easy access to accommodation and transportation.
About the Head Quarters of the European Union in Brussels
Discover Brussels’ European Quarter, home to the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the House of European History, where European governance, democracy, and history come together. The impressive Berlaymont Building, headquarters of the European Commission, symbolizes European unity and policymaking. Nearby, the European Parliament represents the democratic voice of European citizens and plays a central role in shaping the future of Europe. The House of European History offers visitors a fascinating journey through the continent’s shared past, cultural heritage, and European integration. Together, these three landmarks make the European Quarter one of Brussels’ most significant and inspiring destinations.
