This three-day summer school (22nd-24th June 2026) provides a guide to experimental economics researchers on best practices for translating an idea for an experimental design to an implementable experiment, whether in the laboratory or online. In contrast to courses which focus on software packages (such as oTree or z-Tree courses), on this course you will learn how to create a program that is efficient, reliable, and which enables collaboration, adaptability, and reproducibility.

Join global leaders, researchers and innovators at the Exeter Climate Forum 2026 - a unique gathering between COPs designed to accelerate climate action. Against the backdrop of Devon’s stunning countryside, the Forum offers space to connect across disciplines, reflect on the latest climate science, and experience local nature-based projects.

With record global temperatures in recent years underlining the urgency of action, the Forum focuses on how we can still shape a liveable future through informed, collective decisions - despite uncertainty in global politics.

Exploring four cross-cutting themes - Carbon Cycle, Positive Tipping Points for Business, Climate and Health, and Modelling and Extreme Weather - you will gain fresh insights, build your network, and explore practical solutions.

Policy and social science will be interwoven across sessions, with dedicated focus days for Financial Services (Tuesday 30 June) and Agriculture, Food and Farming (Wednesday 1 July).