Economics events and deadlines
Bring economics events and deadlines into your calendar.
ResearchCal follows 750+ conferences, workshops, and calls for papers in economics. You pick your fields. The dates arrive in your calendar.
- Free during the ResearchCal pilot
- No credit card required
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750+
conferences, workshops, and CFPs
30+
fields, formats, and regions to filter
148
calls for papers open right now
1 link
to add the feed to any calendar app
How ResearchCal works
How ResearchCal works
01
Choose your fields
Select the research fields, regions, and event formats that you care about.
02
Add one link to your calendar
ResearchCal gives you a private calendar link. Add it once to the calendar app you already use.
03
Let it stay current
New events and changed deadlines appear in your calendar. A short digest arrives every two weeks.
In your own calendar
It lives where you already look.
- Google Calendar
- Outlook
- Apple Calendar
Standard iCal (.ics) calendar feed. Nothing to install.
September 2026
Event directory
Start with the field you work in.
By field
Questions before you join
The short answers.
What does it cost?
ResearchCal is free during the ResearchCal pilot. No credit card is required.
Where do the events come from?
We collect event dates and deadlines from official sources and link to those sources.
How current are the dates?
We check the sources regularly and update an entry when the organizer changes it.
Which calendar apps work?
Any app that reads a standard iCal (.ics) feed. This includes Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar.
Can I change my fields later?
Yes. Open your preferences at any time. Your calendar feed changes with them.
What do you do with my email address?
We use it for your sign-in link and your digest. You can unsubscribe with one click.
Spot a missing conference, or something we got wrong? Email [email protected] and we'll take a look.
Put the next deadline in your calendar today.
One link. Your fields only. Free during the ResearchCal pilot.