International Conference of Arts and Sciences at Al Ain University
- Posted on:Jan 06, 2016
Al Ain University organizes a multidisciplinary conference in cooperation with the International Journal of Arts and Sciences from the United States.
The University will be hosting guests from January 31st to February 4th, 2016 at Al Ain campus. The upcoming conference is a unique opportunity to meet experts, academics and researchers who will be discussing modern and post-modern topics in the fields of arts, social sciences, humanities, economy and technology.
The multidisciplinary conference was launched by IJAS, one of the most important world conferences since its inception in the United States. It annually holds 16 conferences in different countries, such as the United States, France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil and Canada. Proudly, AAU will be the only Arab university in the Arab world to host the first of its kind in the United Arab Emirates in year 2016.
On this occasion, the AAU Chancellor, Dr Noor Aldeen Atatreh, stated that the conference aims to encourage academics and researchers to submit their researches, theoretical and applied studies in several areas, such as social and human arts, business, economics, education, teaching, engineering, technology, physics, health and life, as well as many other topics in various fields of economy, literature, education and health.
For her part, the Director of Development and Follow-up at Al Ain University, Dr Ibtehal Aburezeq, said that the University is proud of this great scientific achievement in hosting this world conference, specifically in the city of Al Ain in UAE, as the first Arab university. She even stated that the University will entice more than 100 researchers from around the world plus 100 more from within the Country, bringing the number of accepted research conference to over 200 scientific researches in several scientific areas.
Over past years, the conference observed a large turnout by researchers in all scientific areas, bringing the total number of participants in each session more than 500 researchers and academics. Many research studies discussed during previous sessions have been applied on economic and scientific development projects in several countries around the world.
