46th World Congress on Challenges in Science, Engineering, Technology & Education (PCSETE 2025)

The 46th World Congress on Challenges in Science, Engineering, Technology & Education (PCSETE 2025) explores critical global challenges and forward-looking strategies in science, engineering, technology, and education to drive innovation and sustainable development.

Key Topics

• Cybersecurity in a connected world
• Advanced manufacturing and materials engineering
• Ethics and societal impact
• Technology-enhanced learning (EdTech)
• Sustainable and environmental engineering
• Policy and governance in science and technology
• Cyber-physical systems and industry 4.0
• Software and computer engineering
• STEM education pedagogy and curriculum
• Artificial intelligence and robotics in engineering
• Challenges in curriculum relevance and modernization
• Teacher education and professional development
• Augmented, virtual, and mixed reality applications
• Challenges in talent gap and workforce readiness
• Equity, diversity, and inclusion in STEM education
• Resilience engineering for infrastructure
• Emerging technologies and trends
• Biomedical and healthcare engineering
• Funding models for innovation
• Challenges in human-technology interaction
• Global collaboration and equity
• Ethical AI and autonomous systems
• Challenges in lifelong learning and upskilling
• Data science and analytics in research
• Frontiers in basic sciences
• Informal STEM learning
• Sustainability in engineering design
• Assessment and evaluation in education
• Smart infrastructure and IoT
• Blockchain technology applications
• Educational policy and leadership
• Cross-disciplinary scientific collaboration
• Industry-academia collaboration
• Civil and infrastructure engineering
• Challenges in equity and inclusivity in STEM

Who should Attend

• Policy makers and government officials
• Academic faculty and researchers
• STEM educators and instructional designers
• Technology innovators and engineers
• Graduate and postgraduate students
• Industry professionals and R&D specialists
• School and university administrators
• Workforce development leaders
• Data scientists and AI specialists
• Non-profit and NGO representatives