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11th World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities

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11th World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities

Dates: 18–20 June 2027
Location: Tokyo, Japan

Rationale for Attending

The 11th World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities provides an international platform for researchers, academics, scholars, and professionals to share their latest research, exchange ideas, and explore emerging developments across the social sciences and humanities. Taking place in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Tokyo, Japan, the conference offers an excellent opportunity to present research, build academic connections, and engage with an international community.

Conference Highlights

  • Global Networking Opportunities: Connect with academics, researchers, and professionals from around the world, build meaningful relationships, and explore opportunities for future collaboration.
  • Diverse Presentation Formats: Present your research through oral, poster, or virtual presentations, selecting the format that best suits your participation.
  • International Knowledge Exchange: Engage in discussions with researchers from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds and gain new perspectives on current issues in the social sciences and humanities.
  • Publication Opportunities: Participants will have opportunities to submit their full papers through available publication options, providing possibilities for further academic dissemination and recognition.

Important Dates

  • Abstract Submission Deadline: 28 May 2027
  • Early Bird Registration Deadline: 08 October 2026
  • Early Registration Deadline: 08 February 2027
  • Late Registration Deadline: 08 June 2027
  • Conference Dates: 18–20 June 2027

Why You Should Attend

The 11th World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities is an excellent opportunity for researchers, academics, and professionals to present their work, exchange ideas, and expand their international academic networks. Whether you are an early-career researcher, an established academic, or a professional seeking new perspectives, the conference offers a valuable environment for learning, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.

Participation Options

  • Presenter: Showcase your research through an oral, poster, or virtual presentation while gaining valuable feedback, international exposure, and opportunities to connect with fellow researchers.
  • Listener: Attend conference sessions, learn from researchers and professionals from around the world, and participate in engaging academic discussions without presenting your own research.

Additional Information

  • Registration: Secure your participation by completing your registration before the relevant registration deadline. Early registration is recommended to benefit from the available early registration rates.
  • Social and Networking Opportunities: Experience the vibrant city of Tokyo while connecting with fellow participants and discovering its unique combination of traditional culture, modern innovation, and international influence.

Join Us in Tokyo

We look forward to welcoming you to the 11th World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities in Tokyo, Japan. Whether you are presenting your research, learning from others, or building international academic connections, this conference promises to be a valuable and enriching experience. Join us in Tokyo and become part of a global community dedicated to advancing research and knowledge in the social sciences and humanities.

 

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Event Types:
  • Academic
Holding Types:
  • In-Person + Online
Dates: June 18, 2027 – June 20, 2027
Venue: The UNU Annex Space
Venue Address: 5–53–70 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8925, Japan
Location:
Tokyo, Japan, Asia
Phone: +37061446440
Website:

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