Topics

Abstract/Full Paper/Posters are welcomed in the following research fields:

1. Education

This pillar focuses on the theory and practice of learning, pedagogical methods, and the institutional structures of schooling.

• Pedagogy & Instruction

  • Curriculum Design and Development

  • Instructional Technology and E-Learning

  • Special Education and Inclusive Practices

  • Early Childhood vs. Adult Education (Andragogy)

• Educational Psychology

  • Cognitive Development in Learners

  • Motivation and Classroom Management

  • Standardized Testing and Assessment Metrics

• Leadership & Policy

  • School Administration and Governance

  • Educational Philosophy (e.g., Constructivism, Perennialism)

  • Sociology of Education (Inequity and Access)

2. Humanities

The humanities focus on the "human condition"—how we document, process, and express the human experience through culture and history.

• History

  • Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History

  • Historiography (The study of how history is written)

  • Military, Economic, and Social History

• Philosophy

  • Epistemology (The study of knowledge)

  • Ethics and Moral Philosophy

  • Logic and Metaphysics

  • Aesthetics (The philosophy of art)

• Literature & Languages

  • Comparative Literature

  • Linguistics (Syntax, Phonetics, Semantics)

  • Creative Writing and Literary Criticism

• The Arts

  • Art History and Visual Culture

  • Musicology and Ethnomusicology

  • Religious Studies and Mythology

3. Social Sciences

This pillar uses empirical and analytical methods to study human society and the relationships among individuals within those societies.

• Psychology

  • Clinical and Counseling Psychology

  • Social Psychology (Group dynamics)

  • Neuroscience and Behavioral Psychology

• Sociology

  • Social Stratification (Class, Race, Gender)

  • Urban and Rural Sociology

  • Criminology and Penology

• Anthropology

  • Cultural Anthropology and Ethnography

  • Archaeology

  • Biological/Physical Anthropology

• Political Science

  • International Relations and Diplomacy

  • Political Theory and Ideologies

  • Public Policy and Administration

• Economics

  • Microeconomics and Macroeconomics

  • Developmental Economics

  • Behavioral Economics

• Human Geography

  • Demographics and Population Studies

  • Geopolitics and Globalization

  • Environmental Sociology