Leipzig

Leipzig, named the "cool-kid-town" by the New York Times in 2020, is a city that weaves together history and modernity in fascinating ways. This vibrant metropolis in Saxony, Germany, offers a unique blend of cultural splendor, historical heritage, and modern lifestyle.
In addition to its strong research infrastructure, including being home to universities, colleges, Fraunhofer, and Max Planck Institutes, the city is best known for its rich musical tradition. Johann Sebastian Bach composed some of his most famous works here, and the city is home to the renowned Gewandhaus Orchestra. The annual Bach Festival and the Leipzig Book Fair attract artists, writers, and literature lovers from around the world, giving the city an international cultural glow. The Monument to the Battle of the Nations, Europe's tallest monument, can also be counted among these attractions.
Leipzig is also a city of change and innovation. With a burgeoning start-up scene and modern architectural projects, the city shows that it is looking to the future.

University of Leipzig

The University of Leipzig, founded in 1409, is one of the oldest and most renowned educational institutions in Germany and a true treasure trove of knowledge and history. With its rich tradition and modern orientation, the University of Leipzig has a firm place in the educational landscape of Europe.
The University of Leipzig has a long list of famous alumni, including writers such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Nietzsche, as well as former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and Nobel Prize winners such as Werner Heisenberg and Wilhelm Ostwald.
In addition to its academic excellence, the University of Leipzig also plays an important role in the cultural scene. The city of Leipzig itself is a center for art, music, and literature, and the university contributes significantly to cultural diversity with its numerous cultural events and activities.

Venue – Educational Science Center

The venue of the ICCCI 2024 will be the new building of the Educational Science Center of the University of Leipzig. With state-of-the-art facilities and technical equipment, the Center for Educational Sciences is one of the most modern buildings of the university. The venue is located in the western part of the city and offers both the nearby city center (about 5 min by Tram) as well as a lot of nature and the possibility to enjoy it between the presentations.

Conference Venue

Institute of Educational Sciences
Building 5
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig

How to get to the venue?

Starting from the main station
From the main station, you can take streetcar 15 in the direction of Miltitz to the Sportforum Süd From here on you have a two minute walk t o the conference venue.

Starting from the airport
Starting from the aip ort Leipzig/Halle you can take train 5X to Zwickau Hbf and leave at Leipzig main station. From here you take streetcar 15 in the direction of Miltitz to the Sportforum Süd