49th World Congress on Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (IAHSS 2025)

The 49th World Congress on Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (IAHSS 2025) explores contemporary and historical perspectives in the arts, humanities, and social sciences while examining their intersections with technology, society, and global change.

Topics

• Architecture and spatial arts
• Political theory and global affairs
• Symbolism and philosophy of art
• New media and gaming arts
• Law and justice systems
• Urban studies and development
• Art therapy and psychology
• Film and cinema studies
• Philosophical ethics and theories
• Design and visual culture
• Social justice and inequality
• Heritage and cultural identity
• Communication and media studies
• Economics and social change
• Gender and identity studies
• Folk and traditional art forms
• Digitalisation and its human impact
• Literature and historical narratives
• Educational theory and pedagogy
• Sociological research and theory
• Postcolonial and classical studies
• Fine arts, sculpture, and photography
• Digital preservation of culture
• Geography and environmental society
• Creative writing and literature
• Digital humanities and media arts
• Art curation and conservation
• Religion and theology
• Archaeology and anthropology
• Art management and policy
• Art history and criticism
• Language, culture, and identity
• Music and performance studies
• Demography and social structures
• Philosophy of culture and art
• Media`s influence on politics
• Teaching and learning in the arts
• Cultural heritage and globalisation
• Psychology and cognitive sciences
• Art and sustainable development
• The ethics of artificial intelligence
• Social policy and welfare studies
• Criminology and law enforcement
• Theatre, dance, and performing arts
• Digital art and technology

Who should Attend

• Art educators and creative instructors
• Social scientists and development researchers
• Philosophers and ethicists
• Cultural heritage professionals
• Historians and literary scholars
• Performing and visual artists
• Journalists and communication experts
• Psychologists and cognitive researchers
• Legal scholars and human rights advocates
• Anthropologists and archaeologists
• Urban planners and geographers
• Digital media and game designers
• Arts administrators and curators
• Educators in humanities and social sciences
• Writers and creative professionals
• Political scientists and policy analysts