ASME Annual Scholarship Meeting 2026 runs from 30 June to 2 July at The Eastside Rooms in Birmingham. The meeting is aimed at medical and health professions educators, researchers, learners and leaders, with a programme built around innovation, inclusion and impact in health professions education. The programme includes keynote lectures from Prof Gerry Gormley, Prof Michelle Lazarus and Steve Boam, award lectures from Dr Lisa Meeks, Dr Aaron Drovandi and Emily Roisin Reid, plus symposia, interactive workshops, doctoral research, oral presentations and e-poster presentations. The meeting is in person only and has Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians approval for 15 category 1 external CPD credits. Abstract submissions closed at 17:00 GMT on 5 January 2026, with no extensions. Eligible submission routes included oral research or innovation presentations, doctoral research presentations, debate-style What's Your Point sessions, e-posters, symposia and interactive workshops. Abstracts could cover undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing medical and healthcare education and did not have to fit the headline conference themes. Abstracts were limited to 250 words with up to three references in AMA style. Accepted abstracts must be presented in person. Registration is now sold out, but the published final rates were £745 for non-members, £635 for individual or institutional ASME members, £400 for early-career ASME members, and £290 for student or less-well-resourced-country ASME members for the full three-day conference. The venue page notes accommodation booking support through the Birmingham and West Midlands Convention Bureau, accessibility provision at The Eastside Rooms, Birmingham Clean Air Zone considerations and Millennium Point Multi-Storey Car Park as the listed parking option.