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Conferences on interdisciplinary studies

Upcoming interdisciplinary studies Conferences on 2025

Conference Date Conference Name Conference Venue
24th June Nairobi, Kenya
24th June Strabane, Ireland
25th June London, United Kingdom
25th June Hilo, United States
25th June Hilo, United States
1st July Lisbon, Portugal
2nd July Málaga, Spain
2nd July Málaga, Spain
2nd July Málaga, Spain
3rd July Osaka, Japan
3rd July Online, Other
4th July London, United Kingdom
5th July Singapore, Singapore
6th July Singapore, Singapore
8th July Bangkok, Thailand
8th July Bangkok, Thailand
9th July Lisbon, Portugal
10th July London, United Kingdom
11th July Bangkok, Thailand
15th July Bangkok, Thailand
16th July Barcelona, Spain
21st July Bali, Indonesia
21st July LONDON, United Kingdom
21st July Bali, Indonesia
22nd July Boston, United States
22nd July Singapore, Singapore
22nd July Singapore, Singapore
24th July Singapore, Singapore
24th July Istanbul, Turkey
28th July Online, Other
1st August Pasadena, United States
4th August Barcelona, Spain
4th August Barcelona, Spain
5th August Bol,
20th August Burgas, Bulgaria
20th August Bali, Indonesia
22nd August Oxford, United Kingdom
23rd August Nakhon Phanom, Thailand
29th August Bangkok, Thailand
3rd September Nancy, France
4th September Çanakkale, Turkey
5th September Larnaca, Cyprus
8th September Rome, Italy
8th September London, United Kingdom
8th September Rome, Italy
9th September London, United Kingdom
10th September Rome, Italy
11th September Paris, France
22nd September Budapest, Hungary
22nd September Budapest, Hungary

Interdisciplinary Studies Conferences - FAQs

Here’s a comprehensive Interdisciplinary Studies Conferences FAQ and Resource Guide for scholars, researchers, and practitioners working across academic boundaries:

Flagship Events:

  • International Congress of Interdisciplinary Studies
  • Association for Interdisciplinary Studies (AIS) Conference
  • Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Conference

Specialty Cross-Disciplinary Conferences:

  • World Congress of Science & Factual Producers
  • International Conference on Arts & Humanities
  • Global Peace & Ethics Conference

Submission Guidelines:

  1. Check deadlines ( 4-8 months in advance - longer for complex proposals)
  2. Prepare:
  • Extended abstract (500-800 words showing integration of disciplines)
  • Visual abstracts encouraged (for creative methodologies)
  1. Unique formats:
  • "Trading Zones" sessions (AIS)
  • PechaKucha presentations (20 slides x 20 seconds)
  • Research "speed dating"

Pro Tip: Many explicitly seek team presentations showing multiple disciplinary perspectives.

Registration Fees:

Conference

Academic

Independent Scholar

Student

AIS

$350

$275

$150

ICIS

€400

€300

€200

Virtual Options

Typically 40-60% less

Funding Sources:

  • University interdisciplinary program funds
  • NEH/NSF cross-cutting initiative grants
  • AIS Travel Fellowships
  • NGO sponsorships (for policy-relevant work)

Virtual Benefits:
✓ Easier for international collaborators to co-present
✓ Lower carbon footprint (important for climate researchers)
✓ Accessibility features (auto-captions etc.)

In-Person Advantages:
✓ "Hallway epiphanies" - spontaneous cross-pollination
✓ Hands-on methods workshops (e.g., digital humanities tools)
✓ Exhibition of interdisciplinary art-science projects

Hybrid Note: Most now offer "present in-person, attend virtually" options.

Interdisciplinary Essentials:

  • Printed "conceptual maps" of your methodology
  • Business cards listing multiple disciplines
  • Multi-format presentation backups (USB + cloud)
  • Notebook for transdisciplinary insights
  • Discipline-specific dictionaries (jargon varies)

Pro Strategies:

  1. Attend "methodology speed rounds" (AIS)
  2. Join "unconference" sessions (participant-driven)
  3. Use visual networking tools (Miro boards etc.)

Most Innovative:

  • Experimental Humanities Conference (Bard College)
  • * THATCamp (The Humanities And Technology)
  • International Conference on Design Principles & Practices

Emerging Nexus Areas:

  • Bioethics of AI-assisted reproduction
  • Digital archaeology & VR heritage
  • Pandemic narrative studies (literature/epidemiology)
  • Ecological economics modeling
  • Neuroscience of artistic creativity

Selection Guide:

Research Blend

Best Conference Matches

STEM-Humanities

Science & Society Summit

Arts-Sciences

Leonardo LASER Symposia

Policy-Research

Knowledge Mobilization Forum

Global-Local

Glocal Conference