Submission of Abstracts

Submission Guidelines:

– Abstracts should be [250-to-300] word count using the official abstract template

– Full papers should adhere to the conference guidelines and formatting requirements

– All submissions will undergo a peer-review process for selection and inclusion in the conference proceedings

Submission Deadline Date: Tuesday, 30 June 2026

Save the Dates:

Conference Dates: 8-9 October 2026

Abstract Submission Deadline: 30 June 2026 

Notice of acceptance of abstracts and registration: 8 July 2026

Conference Registration Fee:

Physical presenters – Students R1500.00 Academics: R2000.00

Virtual Local presenters – Students R1000.00 Academics: R1500.00

Virtual International presenters – Students $50.00 Academics: $80.00

Abstract Submission Form


PUBLISHING OPPORTUNITIES

A peer-reviewed edited volume in a journal special collection on Reimagining Knowledge Production, African Perspectives Navigating the Tensions between Artificial Intelligence and Global Knowledge Systems in the Humanities and Social Sciences.  

Join us in examining how humanising pedagogies in education and treating wounds might lead to transformation, focusing on SDGs and NDPs in the South African context. Your efforts are crucial in moulding a more sustainable, inclusive, and healing-focused educational environment for the future of South Africa.

For inquiries and submissions, please contact us, at hassic@unizulu.ac.za. We look forward to your participation in this meaningful dialogue on humanising humanities and sustainable development in South African higher education.

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