10th World Conference on

Research in Social Sciences

Engage with leading scholars and researchers at one of the renowned social sciences conferences. Share your findings, exchange ideas, and explore Helsinki’s culture through a free city tour.

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Networking and Building Valuable Connections at the Language Conference 2026

The 10th World Conference on Research in Social Sciences, set to take place from 10 - 12 July 2026 in the vibrant city of Helsinki, Finland . This language conference, renowned for fostering groundbreaking ideas and collaborations, promises an engaging experience for researchers, educators, linguists, and literature enthusiasts.

With a focus on language, literature, and linguistics, this literature conference brings together leading academics and industry experts to discuss innovative research, explore emerging trends, and exchange knowledge. Whether you’re here to present your findings or expand your professional network, this event is your gateway to academic growth and discovery.

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Why Attend the Language Conference in Helsinki?

Exceptional Networking Opportunities

Meet top academics and professionals from around the globe. Engage in insightful discussions, build partnerships, and expand your academic network.

Diverse Range of Topics

Explore a wide spectrum of subjects. The conference covers cutting-edge developments in language and literature, offering something for every attendee.

City Tour Included

As a special highlight, enjoy a complimentary one-day guided tour of Helsinki, exploring its rich history, art, and culture.

Publication Opportunities

Presenters have the chance to publish their work in indexed academic journals, giving their research global visibility.

Call for Papers: Language, Literature, and Beyond

Submit your abstract today to share your research with a global audience. Our Scientific Committee welcomes original, unpublished research on a variety of topics, including but not limited to:

Language and Literature

frican Literature
American Literature
Asian Literature
Bilingualism
British Literature
Children’s Literature
Drama
English language teaching
Euphemisms
European Literature
Fairy tales
Fiction
Folklore
Grammar and Word Use
Humorous Literature
Language Acquisition

Language and Advertising
Language and Cultural Identity
Language and Gender
Language and Power
Language and Technology
Language and the Media
Language Disorders
Language of Politics
Languages and Dialects
Literary Styles and Movements
Literary Theory
Minority languages
Multilingualism
Musical Theater
Mystery and Detective Fiction
Myth and Folklore

Nonfiction
Novels
Offensive Language
Philosophy of Language
Phonetics
Phonology
Poetry
Professional Jargon
Science fiction
Semantics
Short Stories
Standard and Non-Standard English
Symbolism
Terminology
Theater
Written Language

Linguistics

Sign Language
Artificial languages
Borrowed words
Constructed languages
Discourse Analysis
Figurative Language
Language revitalization

Language and Advertising
Linguistic Anthropology
Linguistic Change
Metaphor
Philology
Philosophy of Language
Pidgins

Pragmatics
Psycholinguistics
Psychology of Language
Regional languages
Secret languages
Semiotics
Sociolinguistics

Education

Adult and Continuing Education
Civic Education and Leadership
Classroom Management
Curriculum & Instruction
Distance Education
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Education Policy

Educational Administration
Educational Psychology
Educational Standards
Educational Technology
Educational Theory
E-Learning
Higher Education
History of Education

Humanities Education
Learning Disabilities
Learning Styles & Theories
Science Education
Social Studies Education
Special Education
Testing & Assessment

Communication Studies

Advertising
Bot journalists
Business & Organizational Communication
Cartoons
Comic strips
Communication Arts
Communication Management
Education Communications and Technology
Embedded journalism
Fake news
Film & Cinema
Human Communication

Information Communication
Internet
Journalism
Language and Communication
Media ethics
Media Studies
Political Communication
Press embargoes
Print Media
Privacy
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio

Slanting
Social & Ethical Issues in Communication
Social media
Social media literacy
Social networking
Tabloids
Telecommunications
Television
Yellow journalism

Abstract submissions are subject to rigorous peer review. Accepted papers will be featured in the conference proceedings and considered for publication in indexed journals.

Submission Deadline: 19 June 2026

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How to Participate

Participating in the Language and Literature Conference 2026 is simple and accessible for everyone passionate about advancing research and building connections in the field. Whether you’re a researcher, educator, student, or industry professional, there’s a way for you to engage:

Present Your Research: Submit an abstract and present your findings in oral or poster sessions. This is a great opportunity to showcase your work, gain feedback, and collaborate with experts in your field.
Join as a Listener: Gain insights from thought-provoking presentations and discussions, and explore the latest trends in language, literature, and linguistics.
Participate Virtually: For those unable to attend in person, we offer virtual participation options, ensuring you can be part of the conference from anywhere in the world.

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Don’t miss your chance to be part of this prestigious linguistics conference. Join us in shaping the future of language, literature, and social sciences.

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