49th World Congress on Marketing, Education, Social Sciences & Humanities (WMESH 2025)

The 49th World Congress on Marketing, Education, Social Sciences & Humanities (WMESH 2025) brings together global experts to explore innovations and research across marketing, education, social sciences, and humanities with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and societal impact.

Key Topics

• Marketing
  • Consumer psychology and cultural influences
  • AI, VR, and metaverse applications in marketing
  • Data-driven strategies and digital advertising
  • Content marketing and mobile engagement
  • Brand management and global marketing strategies
  • Sustainable and ethical marketing practices
• Education
  • EdTech tools and virtual classrooms
  • Curriculum innovation and inclusive instruction
  • Educational psychology and student well-being
  • Leadership in higher education
  • Global education systems and sustainability in learning
• Social Sciences
  • Urban sociology and global development
  • Cognitive, social, and organizational psychology
  • International relations and peace studies
  • Behavioral and environmental economics
  • Cultural anthropology and fieldwork methodologies
• Humanities
  • World literatures and comparative linguistics
  • Ethics, aesthetics, and applied philosophy
  • Visual arts, cinema, and performance studies
  • Historical memory and public history
  • Religion, tradition, and social values
• Interdisciplinary and Cross-Cutting Themes
  • Sustainability, climate change, and global responsibility
  • Digital transformation in humanities and social sciences
  • Cultural exchange and globalization
  • Equity, justice, and human rights discourse
  • Media, communication, and public engagement
  • Research methods across qualitative and quantitative domains
  • Policy relevance and practical applications of academic research

Who should Attend

• Marketing professionals and brand strategists
• Educational technologists and policy makers
• University professors and academic researchers
• Historians, linguists, and philosophers
• Social scientists and anthropologists
• Media and communication specialists
• Graduate and postgraduate students
• NGO and civil society representatives
• Public administrators and cultural program coordinators
• Human rights advocates and sustainability experts