The 4th Global Conference on Research in Social Sciences (RSCONF 2026)

 will take place from 21 to 23 August 2026 in Oxford, United Kingdom. The conference brings together scholars, researchers, and professionals from different fields of the social sciences to discuss current social issues, emerging research trends, and practical solutions to contemporary challenges.

According to the organizers, the event is designed as an interactive academic platform that encourages dialogue, collaboration, and constructive feedback. The conference will feature paper presentations, expert-led panels, workshops, and networking opportunities for participants from around the world.

 Organizer

The conference is organized by RSCONF and hosted through its official website:

Official website:

 https://www.rsconf.org/

RSCONF presents the event as part of its broader effort to promote international academic exchange in the social sciences, with a particular emphasis on practical research and global collaboration.

 Conference Topics

The conference welcomes submissions across a wide range of social science themes, including:

- Sociology of knowledge  
- Pragmatism  
- Experimental psychology  
- Feminism  
- Sociolinguistics  
- Social studies education  
- Language and linguistics  
- Humanities education  
- Other related social science topics  

The organizers state that both theoretical and applied research are welcome, making the conference relevant to scholars working on social behavior, societal structures, education, and cultural studies.

 Important Details

- Conference dates: 21–23 August 2026  
- Location: Oxford, United Kingdom  
- Abstract submission deadline: 31 July 2026  
- Registration deadline: 11 August 2026  
- Presentation formats: In-person and virtual participation options are available  
- Additional feature: A free guided tour of Oxford is included for attendees  

The conference also highlights publishing opportunities, including inclusion of abstracts in an ISBN book, full papers in proceedings with ISSN and DOI, and recommendations to Scopus-indexed journals.

Why It Matters

Although the conference is centered on social sciences rather than Islamic jurisprudence directly, its themes may still be of interest to researchers working in contemporary fiqh, social theory, ethics, education, language, and cultural studies. Conferences of this type often provide useful insights into broader intellectual trends that intersect with legal and religious scholarship.