British Academy of Audiology 22nd Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026

The BAA's 22nd Annual Conference brings hearing and balance professionals to Liverpool for two days of clinical, research and service-development content. The timetable spans paediatric and adult audiology, vestibular care, tinnitus and hyperacusis, cognition and dementia, culturally responsive care, AI, hearing technology, leadership and private practice. Key sessions include the Bamford Paediatric and Adrian Davis lectures, with parallel clinical tracks, exhibition time and poster viewing across both days.

The research route is active through Oxford Abstracts, with posters and free-paper oral presentations built into the programme. Seven free-paper slots are reserved for work selected from submitted abstracts. The organiser gives a 31 July 2026 abstract deadline; that date has passed, despite the public page still describing the call as open. Detailed word count, structure, category, figure/table and presenter rules are not publicly visible because the linked submission form requires sign-in.

For a full conference ticket, non-members pay £385 before the early-bird cutoff and £435 from 10 September; BAA members pay £275 then £325. Student members and STP students pay £165 early bird or £215 thereafter, subject to the stated eligibility. One-day and exhibition-only tickets are also available, and prices include VAT where applicable.

Liverpool Experience Campus is at King's Dock, around 20 minutes on foot from Lime Street and 10 minutes from James Street. The venue lists 1,450 on-site parking spaces, accessible bays and charging points. Full-conference tickets include the Thursday party at Panam for delegates who opt in during registration, adding a structured social opportunity alongside the exhibition and poster sessions.