Conferences & Events

Sociology events and conferences are opportunities for sociologists and other social scientists to share their research findings, network with peers, learn from experts, and engage with the public.Sociology events and conferences cover a wide range of topics and themes, such as race, class, gender, culture, media, religion, health, work, politics, and more.Sociological events and conferences can take various forms, such as: annual or biennial meetings of national or international sociological associations or societies; symposia, workshops, seminars, or webinars organized by universities, research centres, or study groups; public lectures, panel discussions, debates, or roundtables featuring prominent sociologists or public figures; book launches, exhibitions, film screenings, or performances related to sociological themes or issues.Sociology events and conferences are beneficial for various sectors and stakeholders. For example: researchers and academics can present their papers or posters, get feedback, exchange ideas, collaborate on projects, and discover new developments in the field; students and early career researchers can learn from mentors, develop their skills, showcase their work, and build their networks; practitioners and professionals can apply sociological insights to their work, learn best practices, find solutions to challenges, and identify opportunities for innovation.The general public can gain a better understanding of the social world, participate in dialogue and debate, and contribute to social change.