Seventh Round History
The 7th round of the International Conference on Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts took place in 18-20 June 2025 in the beautiful city of Budapest, Hungary. The conference aimed at bringing together brightest minds in social sciences.
Participants from across the globe joined the 7th ICSHA conference and:
- interacted with new people and share ideas
- created enduring connections
- broadened their knowledge and get access to job possibilities
- collaborated with others to solve issues in their area of expertise
- shared their thoughts and efforts with others
- gained knowledge of contemporary trends and developments in their area
- established connections with peers and those who share same interests
Very interesting presentations were delivered during the conference sessions. The attendees were from various academic back grounds and fields which made the conference a unique experience for sharing experience.
Virtual Session
Highlighted Speakers
| Name | Affiliation | Article Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Dr. Alberto Rodríguez Barcón | University of A Coruña, Spain | Urban Art, Identity, and Contested Cities: The Case of the Xerión Mosaics in A Coruña |
| Prof. Dr. Beliz Güçbilmez | Ankara University, Turkey | The Mind of Fiction: A Structural Narrative Model Based on the Magnetic Field Theory (MFT) |
| Dr. Burcu Dabak Özdemir | Yasar University, Turkey | From Precarity to Passion: Navigating Love and Work in Modern Turkish Romantic Comedies |
| Dr. Deanna Mihaly | Virginia State University, United States | Performative Writing in the Creation of Che Guevara in Diarios de motocicleta: Notas de viaje por América Latina |
| Prof. Dr. Dragos Simandan | Brock University, Canada | Place and sense of place in light of recent developments in cognitive science |
| Dr. Feng Nana | Malaysia City University, China | The Creative Practice and Social Significance of the Feature Film “Pillar Mothers” |
| Dr. Hannah Wai-ming Ho | The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong | Subjective Accounts of School Clinical Practitioners in Supporting Students with Mental Health Challenges in Hong Kong |
| Prof. Dr. Hedy Hurban | University of Tennessee Knoxville, United States | Reimagining Creativity: AI as A Co-Creator in Contemporary Artistic Practices |
| Prof. Dr. Meng-chi Hsueh | Department of Architecture, Tunghai University, Taiwan | Complexity and Contradiction in the Works of Architect Chen Chi-kwan: Examining the “Unconventional” Innovations in the Planning and Design of the Academy of Preparatory Programs for Overseas Chinese Students |
| Norina Eliane Fischer | Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Germany | Navigating Futures: Student Perspectives Between Germany and Jordan |
| Princess Okechukwu | University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom | Reversing the Role (HSMPRs Agency): The case of HMPRs in Canada |
| Prof. Dr. Rinat Kitai-Sangero | Zefat Academic College, Israel | The Need to Integrate Objective and Transparent Criteria within Dangerousness Assessments in Probation Service Pretrial Reports in Israel |
| Prof. Dr. Rus Mihaela | Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences, Ovidius University, Constanța, Romania / The Institute of Philosophy and Psychology of the Romanian Academy, Romania | The role of the witness in criminal proceedings: importance, vulnerabilities, and psychological implications |
| Dr. Ștefănoaia Mihai | Stefan cel Mare University, Suceava, Romania | The importance and legal regulation of the witness in criminal proceedings: between rights and obligations |
| Dr. Tayyaba Kiran | National University of Science & Technology, Pakistan | Breaking Boundaries: A Feminist Perspective on Work-Life Balance and Women’s Empowerment in Emerging Economies |
| Wen Liang | Tsinghua University, China | Sounds and Positions: Visual Interpretation of Ming Forbidden City in Court Ritual Practice |
| Xiao Yang | Tsinghua University, China | Sounds and Positions: Visual Interpretation of Ming Forbidden City in Court Ritual Practice |
| Rebeca Zhu Cao | Tsinghua University, China | Sounds and Positions: Visual Interpretation of Ming Forbidden City in Court Ritual Practice |
| Willy Ndabihawenimana | Academic Solution Tutorial Center, South Africa | Addiction and Substance Abuse in Black and Coloured Communities in the Western Cape, South Africa |