Ufuk University 3rd International Congress of Social Sciences aims to provide an interdisciplinary platform that bridges theory and practice across diverse fields within the social sciences. The 2026 congress, themed “Violence and Crime Prevention – Intervention,” seeks to create a high-quality academic environment for researchers, practitioners, and scholars from all areas of educational sciences and social sciences.
The congress encourages dialogue between theoretical knowledge and practical applications, aiming to explore different perspectives on how research findings can be related to real-world issues—particularly in the areas of education, crime, and violence.
Presentation proposals may include, but are not limited to, the following topics:
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Crime and Violence in Education
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Family, Social Environment, and Inclination to Crime
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Juvenile Delinquency and Children at Risk of Crime
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School Safety, Discipline Policies, and Crime Prevention
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Media, Digital Culture, and the Representation of Crime
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Criminal Justice, Education, and Social Reintegration
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Violence Against Women and Educational Policies
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Dating Violence
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Migration, Refugee Status, Crime Cycles, and Organized Crime
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Trauma, Psychological Impacts, and Criminal Behavior
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Natural Disasters and Crises
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International Violence, Terrorism, and the Role of Education
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Violence Against Nature, Animals, and Plants (Environmental Violence)
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Educational Systems from the Perspective of Crime and Law
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Child Neglect, Abuse, and the Role of Educational Institutions
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Organized Crime, Gangs, and Their Impact on Youth
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Racism in Education, Hate Crimes, and Combating Discrimination
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Cultural, Sociological, and Economic Dimensions of Crime
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School-Based Preventive Programs and Crime Reduction
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Ethics, Values Education, and Educational Approaches to Combating Crime
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Cyberbullying and Cybercrime