INTERNATIONAL GRONINGEN CONGRESSES BRING TOGETHER SCIENTISTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD

INTERNATIONAL GRONINGEN CONGRESSES BRING TOGETHER SCIENTISTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD

The International Groningen Congresses, bringing together researchers, academics, and professionals from different countries and disciplines, will be held in Groningen, the Netherlands, on December 3–6, 2026, with both in-person and online (Zoom) participation.

The congress series will provide an international academic platform for researchers to present their latest studies, exchange scientific knowledge, establish new academic networks, and develop opportunities for interdisciplinary and international collaboration.

THREE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES UNDER ONE ACADEMIC PLATFORM

The International Groningen Congresses will be organized in three main scientific fields:

1. International Groningen Congress on Social, Humanities, Administrative and Educational Sciences

The congress will bring together researchers working in social sciences, humanities, administrative sciences, education, communication, economics, management, international relations, and related interdisciplinary fields.

2. International Groningen Congress on Nursing, Midwifery and Health Sciences

Academics, researchers, and professionals in nursing, midwifery, healthcare, public health, and related health sciences will have the opportunity to present their scientific studies and exchange current knowledge and professional perspectives.

3. International Groningen Congress on Engineering and Applied Sciences

Researchers from engineering, technology, applied sciences, mathematics, natural sciences, architecture, and related disciplines will come together to discuss recent scientific developments, innovative approaches, and emerging technologies.

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZING COMMITTEES

One of the key strengths of the International Groningen Congresses is their broad international academic structure.

The congresses are supported by Scientific and Organizing Committees consisting of academics and researchers from numerous universities and institutions around the world. Committee members represent countries including Türkiye, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, India, Azerbaijan, South Africa, Romania, Poland, Pakistan, Morocco, Malaysia, Nigeria, Mauritius, Georgia, the Philippines, North Macedonia, Algeria, Egypt, Uzbekistan, and other countries.

The multidisciplinary and multinational structure of the committees reflects the congresses' commitment to strengthening international scientific interaction and academic cooperation.

A GLOBAL MEETING POINT FOR SCIENCE IN GRONINGEN

With Groningen's strong academic identity and international atmosphere, the congresses aim to create a productive meeting point between researchers from different countries.

Participants will have the opportunity not only to present their research but also to exchange ideas with scholars from different academic traditions, establish new professional connections, and lay the foundations for future international projects and publications.

The hybrid structure of the congresses will enable researchers who are unable to travel to the Netherlands to participate online, while in-person sessions in Groningen will provide opportunities for face-to-face academic interaction and networking.

IMPORTANT DATES

Abstract Submission Deadline: November 29, 2026Payment Deadline: November 30, 2026Congress Program Announcement: December 1, 2026Online Sessions: December 3, 5 & 6, 2026In-Person Congress: December 4, 2026 — Groningen, the NetherlandsGala: December 4, 2026Full-Text Submission Deadline: December 7, 2026Proceedings Publication: December 14, 2026

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC COLLABORATION

Through its international scientific committees, multidisciplinary sessions, and hybrid participation model, the International Groningen Congresses aim to contribute to the global exchange of scientific knowledge and create sustainable academic connections between researchers and institutions.

Researchers, academics, postgraduate students, and professionals from around the world are invited to become part of this international scientific gathering in Groningen, the Netherlands, in December 2026.