2027 Oxford Institute: General Information

About the Oxford Institute

Steeped in history and tradition, Oxford has been a seat of learning for more than 800 years. With easy access from London Heathrow and central London, St. Hilda’s College is an ideal venue for the IAPC Oxford Institute. The scholarly program includes peer-reviewed presentations, panel discussions, and poster sessions — as well as optional cultural immersion day trips to sites across southern England.

St. Hilda’s College, University of Oxford

One of the riverside colleges of the University of Oxford, St. Hilda’s College sits on the River Cherwell near Magdalen Bridge — a short walk from Cowley Road, the Oxford High Street, and the Oxford city center. The scenic riverside setting and the historic university city contribute to making the Oxford Institute a personally and professionally rewarding experience. Space is limited to 60 participants, so early registration is highly recommended.

Health and Safety

In planning the 2027 Oxford Institute, the organizing committee has made health and safety of all participants a priority. The Oxford Institute adheres to the health and safety policies and protocols of St. Hilda’s College and the United Kingdom National Health Service.

Continuing Education Credit

Upon request, IAPC will issue a continuing education certificate verifying continuing education hours to participants.

Presenting at the Oxford Institute

Presenting a scholarly paper or poster at the Institute has been a professional milestone for many participants. Researchers, clinicians, and students with an interest in sharing their knowledge and research are encouraged to submit a proposal to the Oxford Institute Program Committee for peer review (see Presenter Application Instructions). Presenters must register for the Institute and pay the appropriate registration fee.

Proposals are reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis until all presentation slots are filled. Presenters must register for the Institute and pay the appropriate registration fee. Accepted presenters are notified of their status within 30 days of submission. Institute programs include poster sessions and 60-minute presentations. Presentations that expand clinical skills, illuminate original research, and offer innovative clinical practice techniques are given priority consideration.