The Healthcare Master’s Programs of the University of Parma are pleased to announce that the University will host the FINE 2026 International Conference, titled “Strengthening Nursing Education for a Safer Tomorrow”, which will take place on March 5–6, 2026, at the University of Parma, Via Università 12.
Promoted by the European Federation of Educators in Nursing Science (FINE) in collaboration with the University of Parma, the event represents the leading biennial international meeting dedicated to nursing education. The conference will bring together educators, researchers, and professionals from European and non-European universities and academic institutions, offering a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas on the most current topics in healthcare teaching and leadership.
Chaired by Prof. Antonio Bonacaro, Head of the Healthcare Master’s Programs and President of the Conference’s Scientific Committee, the event aims to promote innovative teaching strategies, strengthen international cooperation, and foster the development of European policies for advanced, integrated, and safe nursing education.
The call for abstracts is now open, inviting scientific contributions and critical reflections in the following thematic areas (abstracts may be submitted in English, French, or Italian, thanks to a simultaneous translation system):
- Governance, leadership, and professional identity in nursing education
- Curriculum development, quality, and teaching innovation
- Interprofessional education and transversal competencies
- Humanistic, cultural, and psycho-spiritual dimensions of teaching and learning
Participation in FINE 2026 represents a unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement of European nursing education, sharing experiences, projects, and visions for the future of healthcare education.
For information, registration, and abstract submission, CLICK HERE.
As Prof. Antonio Bonacaro highlights: “Hosting FINE 2026 in Parma is a great honor and an extraordinary opportunity to foster international dialogue and the growth of nursing education. It is a moment of sharing, innovation, and collaboration that strengthens our commitment to a healthcare future that is increasingly safe, equitable, and global”.
