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11th World Conference on Research in Social Sciences

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11th World Conference on Research in Social Sciences

📅 14 – 16 May 2027
📍 Rome, Italy

We are pleased to invite you to the 11th World Conference on Research in Social Sciences, taking place from 14–16 May 2027 in the remarkable city of Rome, Italy. The conference brings together researchers, academics, scholars, policymakers, and professionals from around the world to present research, exchange knowledge, discuss contemporary issues, and explore new perspectives in the social sciences.

Why Attend the Conference?

🌐 Share Research and Exchange Ideas

Present your research and engage in discussions on emerging topics, current developments, innovative approaches, and important issues across the social sciences. Connect with participants from diverse academic and professional backgrounds.

📚 Publication Opportunities

Accepted abstracts will be published in the Conference Proceedings with an ISBN. Participants submitting full papers may have the opportunity to receive a DOI via CrossRef, while selected papers may be considered for publication in indexed international journals.

🎤 Multiple Presentation Formats

Share your research through an oral, poster, or virtual presentation. The conference provides flexible participation options for researchers who wish to attend either in person or online.

🤝 Expand Your Academic Network

Connect with researchers, academics, scholars, and professionals from different countries. Exchange experiences, discuss research interests, and explore opportunities for future academic and professional collaboration.

🏛️ Experience Rome

Combine academic engagement with the opportunity to explore Rome, a city renowned for its history, architecture, art, culture, and iconic landmarks. Enjoy the unique atmosphere of one of Europe’s most fascinating destinations while meeting fellow participants.

📌 Important Dates

  • Abstract Submission Deadline: 23 April 2027
  • Notification of Acceptance: Within 7–14 days of submission
  • Early Bird Registration Deadline: 04 November 2026
  • Early Registration Deadline: 04 February 2027
  • Late Registration Deadline: 04 May 2027
  • Conference Dates: 14–16 May 2027

🎓 Who Should Attend?

The conference is open to:

  • Researchers and scholars
  • Academics and university faculty
  • Social scientists
  • Doctoral and postgraduate students
  • Policymakers
  • Social science professionals
  • Practitioners and independent researchers

Whether you want to present your research, exchange ideas, receive feedback, discover new perspectives, or build international connections, the conference provides a valuable environment for academic and professional development.

🧾 Participation Types

  • Presenter: Present your research through an oral, poster, or virtual presentation.
  • Listener: Attend conference sessions, participate in academic discussions, and learn from the research and experiences shared by other participants without presenting a paper.

🌍 Join Us in Rome

The 11th World Conference on Research in Social Sciences offers an opportunity to become part of an international academic community while discovering the history and culture of Rome, Italy.

Join researchers, academics, scholars, and professionals from around the world to share knowledge, exchange ideas, develop meaningful connections, and explore new perspectives in social sciences.

Register today and join us in Rome from 14–16 May 2027!

 

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Event Types:
  • Academic
Holding Types:
  • In-Person + Online
Dates: May 14, 2027 – May 16, 2027
Venue: The Congress Centre “Roma Eventi – Fontana di Trevi”
Venue Address: Piazza della Pilotta, 4 – 00187 Rome – Italy
Location:
Rome, Italy, Europe
Phone: +37061446440
Website:

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