50th International Congress on Music, Psychology, Philosophy and Social Sciences (MPPSS 2025)

The 50th International Congress on Music, Psychology, Philosophy and Social Sciences (MPPSS 2025) explores the interdisciplinary intersections of music, psychology, philosophy, and social sciences, fostering dialogue on cognition, ethics, society, identity, and human well-being.

Key Topics

• Neuroscience of emotion and cognition in music
• Ethical frameworks in technological and AI development
• Interdisciplinary methods and mixed research designs
• Justice, liberty, and governance in political systems
• Language, communication, and interpretation in philosophy
• Cyberpsychology and identity in digital environments
• Environmental ethics and sustainability in society
• Critical race theory and decolonial academic approaches
• Cognitive development and attachment across the lifespan
• Music in ritual, cultural memory, and community identity
• Perception, memory, and harmony in music cognition
• Sociology of class, race, gender, and global structures
• Behavioral economics and social decision-making
• Philosophical foundations of cognitive science
• Digital inequality, online behavior, and media influence
• Music education, advocacy, and inclusive pedagogy
• Qualitative and quantitative research in psychology
• Applied ethics in bioethics, business, and the environment
• Well-being, flourishing, and social determinants of health
• Art and aesthetics in cultural and philosophical contexts
• AI and consciousness in mind-body philosophy
• LGBTQ+ studies and inclusive cultural perspectives
• Forensic, sports, and organizational psychology
• Music industries, consumption, and global media
• Human rights, equality, and the social contract

Who should Attend

• Psychologists and cognitive scientists
• Philosophers and ethicists
• Social science and humanities researchers
• Music theorists and performers
• Educators and curriculum developers
• Cultural and media studies scholars
• Policy makers and political analysts
• Graduate students and postdoctoral researchers
• Sociologists and anthropologists
• Arts and communication professionals
• Community and mental health practitioners
• Technology and AI ethics researchers