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The European Conference on Arts & Humanities (ECAH)

Arts and Humanities Conference in Dublin, Ireland

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Home
About ECAH
Programme
Call for Papers
Registration
Location & Venue
- Conference Lunch Map
Past Events
- ECAH2026
- ECAH2025
- ECAH2024
- ECAH2023
- ECAH2022
- ECAH2021
- ECAH2020
- ECAH2019
- ECAH2018
- ECAH2017
- ECAH2016
- ECAH2015
- ECAH2014
- ECAH2013
FAQ & Key Dates
About IAFOR

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International, Intercultural, Interdisciplinary

About ECAH2027

Held in Dublin in 2027 as part of IAFOR’s European Conference Series, The 16th European Conference on Arts & Humanities (ECAH2027) is an interdisciplinary conference held alongside The European Conference on Language Learning (ECLL). Registration for either conference will allow delegates to attend any joint plenary session or parallel sessions as desired.

About IAFOR

Founded in 2009, The International Academic Forum (IAFOR) is a global interdisciplinary scholarly association that brings together scholars from around the world. Through research collaborations, publications, and international conferences, it connects academics across disciplines and regions. IAFOR's main administrative office is in Nagoya, Japan, and its research centre (The IAFOR Research Centre) is in the Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP), a graduate school of The University of Osaka. Through its international, intercultural and interdisciplinary conferences, research, and publications, IAFOR is a network hub for interdisciplinary discussion across Asia and beyond.

IAFOR
| THINK – The Academic Platform
| IAFOR Documentary Photography Award
| IAFOR Documentary Film Award
| IAFOR Vladimir Devidé Haiku Award