We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the International Student Conference on "New Challenges in the Social Sciences and Humanities at the Beginning of the 3rd Millennium". The conference will be held online, and we encourage students to submit their papers.
The scientific international student conference entitled New Challenges in the Social Sciences and Humanities at the Beginning of the 3rd Millennium. The 6th (online) edition addresses students and young scholars (Bachelor, Masters or PhD) in order to encourage academic dialogue, based on valuable research. The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities from Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu is glad to invite you to participate at the online conference, on the 6th of June 2025. The virtual platform on which the conference will take place will be announced by a further notice, following the registration of the students.
The main objective of this conference is to offer a platform for discussion and the exchange of ideas among international students from different fields of social sciences and humanities. The conference encourages academic excellence, the exchange of ideas and communication across both disciplinary and physical borders. Thereby, we are happy to invite students from academic areas such as International Relations, Political Science, Security Studies, Journalism, Public Relations, Sociology, Human Resources, Social Assistance, History and Psychology. The language of the conference is English or Romanian.
The registration form is available on: https://forms.gle/Vi4jnedGLztydKCdA (for papers in English or German) and https://forms.gle/qALti63bsSDu2UQy5 (for papers in Romanian). The deadline for registration is 26th of May 2025. For further information, please contact us at: ioana.cretu@ulbsibiu.ro (Email Subject: STUDENT CONFERENCE 2025). Please feel free to distribute this Call for Papers to those interested.
More info: https://socioumane.ulbsibiu.ro/studenti/conferinta-studenteasca/ Here you can find: Registration Form, Invitation.
Best regards,
Anca