2026 Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) Conference
29 November - 3 December 2026
QUT Kelvin Grove, Brisbane
Venue
QUT Kelvin Grove, Brisbane
QUT Kelvin Grove Campus is a dynamic, village-style campus located just minutes from Brisbane’s CBD, known for its strong focus on creativity, innovation and community connection. Set within the vibrant Kelvin Grove Urban Village, the campus brings together world-class teaching, research and event facilities alongside cafés, parklands and public spaces, creating an engaging and accessible environment. It is home to disciplines including creative industries, education and health, and features a range of modern lecture theatres, performance venues and collaborative spaces suited to conferences, exhibitions and events. With excellent public transport links, on-site amenities and a lively cultural atmosphere, QUT Kelvin Grove offers a unique and inspiring setting for both learning and large-scale gatherings. For more information, visit the QUT website here
You can travel to and from Kelvin Grove by bus, train or taxi.
The Northern Busway connects Kelvin Grove to the city, with stops including the King George Square bus station and Roma Street bus and train station.
As parking is limited, we encourage you to consider alternative transport options like public transport or cycling.
More parking information is available on the QUT website here.
All public transport in South-East Queensland is run by TransLink.
Plan your journey through Translink here.
Destination
Brisbane, Queensland
Brisbane is a vibrant, sun-soaked capital where a winding river meets a relaxed, outdoor lifestyle. With year-round warmth and energy, the region stretches beyond the city to include Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Logan, Scenic Rim and Somerset, offering a diverse mix of coastal escapes, island adventures and lush hinterland landscapes.
From the pristine shores of Mulgumpin (Moreton Island) and Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) to charming country towns and fertile farmland, there’s something to discover at every turn. As Australia's third-largest city, Brisbane is home to a rich and diverse community, complemented by world-class sporting venues, conference facilities, and a thriving dining and cultural scene.
With its riverside precincts, buzzing laneways, leafy parklands and scenic walking trails, Brisbane delivers a dynamic yet welcoming experience, making it an unforgettable destination for every visitor.
Things to do in Brisbane
There are also a number of First Nations cultural tours and experiences available around Meanjin (Brisbane city) and across the Moreton Bay region.
Discover captivating contemporary collections of art inundated with Brisbane’s rich history and culture at The City’s exceptional museums and galleries.
Walki
There are a number of tours provided by Brisbane Greeters, Museum of Brisbane and the Powerhouse. Each tour provides a different aspect of Brisbane!
This is an iconic Brisbane landmark.
A haven for bushwalkers, picnickers, botanists, stargazers and foodies alike, Mount Coot-Tha is more than a mountain, it’s a destination that turns any ordinary day into a memory.
Story Bridge Adventure climb offer a number of different climb tours,
appropriate for all ages and also offer extras for the adrenaline seekers!
Visit the world’s oldest & largest koala sanctuary. Meet over 100 koalas and 70 native Australian species in a peaceful riverside sanctuary, just 12km from Brisbane’s CBD.
Conference
Information
Australian Association for Research in Education
(AARE) Conference
Conference
Organisers
All Occasions Group
12 Stirling Street
Thebarton SA 5031
29 November - 3 December 2026
Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Kelvin Grove
(08) 8125 2200
