The International Medieval Congress in an annual conference "organized and administered by the Institute for Medieval Studies". This coming year marks the 21st meeting of the congress. The conference takes place at the University of Leeds and draws Medieval scholars from over fifty countries around the world to present individual papers and attend academic sessions. The International Medieval Congress is structured through strands in order to "ensure balanced coverage of all aspects of research into the wider European Middle Ages". Alongside traditional conference proceedings, the International Medieval Congress encourages participants to attend the various concerts, performances, readings, roundtables, and excursions across the conference dates.

The Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference is an annual, scholarly symposium that explores various topics related to the music of the period. This coming year marks the 43rd meeting of the conference. Conference organizers encourage the submission of unconventional, scholarly presentations - like a 'lightening talk', poster, roundtable, or workshop - as well as standard, conference papers. The Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference's openness of to welcoming innovative presentations on the symposium theme is key.

The Early Modern Studies Conference is an annual symposium hosted by the University of Reading. This coming year marks the 70th meeting of the conference following a "long tradition of interdisciplinary conferences that began over twenty-five years ago". The Early Modern Studies Conference encourages proposals of individual papers and panels on research in any aspect of early modern literature and theatre, history, politics, art, music and culture relating to Britain, Europe and the wider world. This conference's focus on bringing together scholar across disciplines is key.

The Patristic, Medieval, and Renaissance Conference (PMR) hosted for nearly 40 years by Villanova University has established a national reputation. "Finding its natural center in philosophy, theology, and intellectual history, but keeping the door open to the breadth of study in the field, the PMR has maintained a solid place in the academic community". In recent years, PMR has focused on refiguring its conference themes and structure in order to adhere with the demands of 21st century scholarship. This has included the development of an interdisciplinary and dialogical approach to the conference proceedings. "The conference offers an open call for papers, and keeps its primary focus as a “working conference,” one in which feedback and dialogue are central, in which the great mix of disciplines and areas enriches our study". This importance of dialogue is key to the PMR conference as extends into the plenary sessions thereby drawing various conversations together.