IACLE Congresses




IACLE has conducted three prestigious World Congresses and one Regional Congress on Contact Lens Education, bringing members together to discuss the latest developments in teaching and technology worldwide. In 2023, the 4th IACLE World Congress will be delivered.
The 4th IACLE World Congress, themed ‘Contact Lens Education for the Practitioner of the Future’, will take place from 5-8 June 2023 in Birmingham, UK
2023 4th IACLE World Congress… read more
The 2017 IACLE Regional Congress was held at the L V Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad India.
2017 Regional Congress… read more
The 2015 3rd IACLE World Congress, themed ‘Shaping the Future of Contact Lens Education’, was hosted by The University of Manchester, UK.
2015 3rd IACLE World Congress… read more
The 1994 and 2000 Congresses were held at the Centre for Contact Lens Research and School of Optometry at the University of Waterloo, Canada.
2000 2nd IACLE World Congress…. view the brochure
1994 1st IACLE World Congress….read the report
Feedback from our members:
WC3 have marked a breaking point on my thinking about education. I have learnt that the main role of an educator is to facilitate learning and must able to use all educational tools available, such technology tools. Meaningful learning is the goal. Now, I am working on tailoring a course to be delivered through Nearpod and measure impact over students. I have met other educators in my institution to share this information and to apply apps like Nearpod or Socrative. The impact has been very good and the group have a lot of curiosity on continuous working on this.
Rolando Rojas, Escuela Superior de Optica y Optometria, Peru
I gained a lot from the meeting. I am very grateful to IACLE for this opportunity. First, I learned many new methods in teaching, such as how to use smart tools, inspire students and adopt blended learning approaches. Second, through the three contact lens companies that presented, I know more about the contact lens market, new products and new technologies. I’m looking forward to the future development of optical technology. Finally, I met many new friends from other countries.
Tang Ping, Tongren Hospital, Beijing, China
I must say the meeting exceeded my expectations. I was thrilled with the personal learning outcomes I obtained.
Craig Woods, Deakin University, Australia