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About the event
Join the only Ibero-American event on strategic management of Continuing Education that will allow:
- To know the trends and transformation of continuing education.
- Connect with world-renowned experts.
- Identify resources for improving teaching and learning.
- To know and share university experiences in continuing education.
- Collaborate with peers and institutions on common challenges.
- Initiate or consolidate inter-institutional relationships and joint work agreements.
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Why participate in RECLA 2026?
The RECLA 2026 International Meeting is the space where continuing education stops being operational and becomes institutional strategy.
In an environment marked by artificial intelligence, the transformation of work, and widening social divides, universities face a key decision: evolve towards Lifelong Learning with meaning, sustainability, and impact. This Meeting brings together those leading that process from management.
A space for making decisions, not just listening to trends.
RECLA 2026 offers access to real experiences, applied models, and concrete learnings that allow for strengthening decision-making in three critical dimensions:
Learn how universities are adjusting their governance, management models, and AI integration to respond to constantly changing environments without losing their identity or purpose.
Leadership and transformation
institutional
institutional
Explore how continuing education can scale its reach and become a true engine of social mobility, expanding opportunities and contributing to regional development.
Impact and Inclusion
transcends
transcends
Analyze how to strengthen continuing education as an institutional pillar that connects with its environment, projects the university internationally, and ensures its continuity over time, without losing its academic and social essence.
Sustainability
with purpose
with purpose
Value that translates into action
Participate in RECLA 2026
will allow you to:
- Contrast your management model with regional benchmarks
- Identify real opportunities for evolution in your continuing education unit
- Strengthen strategic networks with peers and institutions
- Incorporate innovative approaches with immediate applicability
- Projecting continuing education as a key pillar of the university's future
RECLA 2026 is not just a Meeting.
It's a turning point for
Continuing education in Latin America.
Topics
Trends and challenges redefining continuing education
Evolutionary leadership in constantly transforming environments
Universities require leadership capable of adapting and transforming their institutions in constantly changing contexts. This axis addresses how to evolve governance, management models, and AI integration to strengthen decision-making and institutional responsiveness.
Topics covered:
- Governance and decision-making in uncertainty
- New roles of continuing education in institutional strategy
- Agile and Data-Driven Management Models
- AI applied to processes, experience, and management
- New roles of continuing education in institutional strategy
- Agile and Data-Driven Management Models
- AI applied to processes, experience, and management
Scaling Inclusion: Lifelong Learning as a Social Transformer
Lifelong learning is consolidating itself as a key tool for expanding opportunities and closing gaps. This axis presents how continuing education can scale its impact and effectively contribute to employability, equity, and regional development.
Topics covered:
- Access and coverage expansion models
- Partnerships with the productive sector and social actors
- Access for vulnerable sectors
- Partnerships with the productive sector and social actors
- Access for vulnerable sectors
Sustainability and new models
Continuing education is a strategic pillar that strengthens institutional positioning, connection with the environment, and international projection. This axis explores how to ensure its sustainability over time, aligning its development with the university's mission and as an element of innovation and updating.
Topics covered:
- Models of institutional sustainability in continuing education
Internationalization of continuing education offerings
- Projection of continuing education towards 2030 – SDGs
Internationalization of continuing education offerings
- Projection of continuing education towards 2030 – SDGs
Evolutionary leadership in constantly transforming environments
Universities require leadership capable of adapting and transforming their institutions in constantly changing contexts. This axis addresses how to evolve governance, management models, and AI integration to strengthen decision-making and institutional responsiveness.
Topics covered:
- Governance and decision-making in uncertainty
- New roles of continuing education in institutional strategy
- AI applied to processes, experience, and management
- New roles of continuing education in institutional strategy
- AI applied to processes, experience, and management
Scaling Inclusion: Lifelong Learning as a Social Transformer
Lifelong learning is consolidating itself as a key tool for expanding opportunities and closing gaps. This axis presents how continuing education can scale its impact and effectively contribute to employability, equity, and regional development.
Topics covered:
- Access and coverage expansion models
- Partnerships with the productive sector and social actors
- Access for vulnerable sectors
- Partnerships with the productive sector and social actors
- Access for vulnerable sectors
Sustainability and new models
Continuing education is a strategic pillar that strengthens institutional positioning, connection with the environment, and international projection. This axis explores how to ensure its sustainability over time, aligning its development with the university's mission and as an element of innovation and updating.
Topics covered:
- Models of institutional sustainability in continuing education
Internationalization of continuing education offerings
- Projection of continuing education towards 2030 – SDGs
Internationalization of continuing education offerings
- Projection of continuing education towards 2030 – SDGs
Agenda
Find out what you'll experience at the event
The interest is to bring trends closer, share experiences, debate and reflect on the disruptive impact of some technologies, with the will to innovate, improve and transform continuing education to provide it with greater value to participants, organizations, and society.
The countdown begins!
The countdown begins!
Call for papers
The organizers of the International Meeting of RECLA invite experts (academics and professionals) in continuing education to share their knowledge, ideas, and experiences with the event's audience. We are looking for case studies that focus on practical experiences.
Schedule:
Open call from May 5 to July 3, 2026.
2. Communication of results July 15, 2026.
speakers
International experts who inspire, question, and open new perspectives
Call for Proposals: Parallel Session Submissions
We invite academic experts and continuing education professionals to share their knowledge, ideas, and experiences with the audience of the XXX International Meeting. Workshops and case studies focused on practical experiences that contribute to the current challenges of lifelong learning in the digital age are sought.
Application deadline: June 20, 2025
📩 Email submissions: [email protected]
Call for papers
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What is included with admission?
- Academic and sociocultural activities.
- Lunches, coffee breaks, and gala dinner.
- Round-trip transportation to event venues
- Insignia and digital certification.
- Digital memories of the event.
- Participant Directory
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April 30 to July 31
Individual
Social RECLA
and other partner networks
USD470
General Public
USD530
Group 3+ Registration
Social RECLA
and other partner networks
USD430
General Public
USD490
Group registration from 3 people and up from the same institution
Regular payment
August 1 to October 23
Individual Enrollment
Social RECLA
and other partner networks
USD520
General Public
USD590
Group 3+ Registration
Social RECLA
and other partner networks
USD480
General Public
USD540
Group registration from 3 people and up from the same institution
Organizers
A network committed to educational development and transformation
Anáhuac University Mexico promotes continuing education as a strategic lever for university evolution and social development. From a humanist vision and academic excellence, it articulates lifelong learning with the transformation of work, institutional innovation, and the generation of sustainable impact in collaboration with the productive and social environment.
IBERO University, Mexico City
IBERO University is an institution of higher education with Ignatian tradition, distinguished by its academic excellence, integral formation, and commitment to society. Its educational model promotes knowledge, social engagement, and the common good from a humanistic, critical, and interdisciplinary perspective. It is part of the Jesuit University System in Mexico (SUJ) and the network of Jesuit universities in Latin America (AUSJAL).
Tecnológico de Monterrey is recognized as a leading university in Latin America for its academic excellence, with a focus on innovation and applied research. With the backing of over 80 years of experience in designing innovative educational models, from "Aprendizaje para el Futuro" (Learning for the Future), we support learners in developing and acquiring new knowledge through inspiring educational experiences to respond to the changing needs of the world.
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Live an experience that combines learning, connection, and culture
Mexico City: Big Heart
Imposing and vibrant, Mexico City has it all: millennia of history, art, gastronomy, and boundless energy. In a single day, you can travel from the pre-Hispanic past to contemporary luxury.
The Historic Center, a World Heritage Site, connects you with temples, museums, and the Templo Mayor. Nearby, Polanco, Santa Fe, and Reforma reflect the modern face of the city.
Travel through Xochimilco by *trajinera* (gondola-like boat) or discover the essence of Coyoacán, home of Frida Kahlo. Each neighborhood has its own story and character.
Tourism
Welcome to Salta!
Explore a province where nature and culture merge to offer you an unforgettable experience.
Official organization website: VISITSALTA
Official organization website: VISITSALTA
Lodging
Selected spaces for your comfort and proximity to the event
Options designed for your rest and proximity to the event.
We have gathered accommodation options with special benefits for participants, strategically located to facilitate your travel, optimize your time, and provide you with greater comfort during each day of the International Encounter.
We have gathered accommodation options with special benefits for participants, strategically located to facilitate your travel, optimize your time, and provide you with greater comfort during each day of the International Encounter.
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Innovating in continuing education. We connect leaders from Latin America and Europe, fostering educational advancement through cooperation, reflection, and international networking.
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