The International Conference on Linguistics and Globalism: Mother Tongues, Migrant Languages and Multilingualism aims to provide an interdisciplinary platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas. It brings together scholars, researchers, language professionals, and policymakers from higher education institutions and international research communities to discuss, analyze, and present empirical studies on mother tongues, migrant languages, and multilingual practices in the context of globalization. The conference seeks to generate academic insights and practical recommendations that will contribute to language education and effective language policy management in multilingual societies within an increasingly interconnected, borderless world. 

1. To provide a platform for the presentation and exchange of academic research on mother tongues, migrant languages, and multilingualism in the context of globalization.
2. To promote international academic collaboration and networking in linguistics among researchers and higher education institutions from diverse countries.
3. To generate knowledge and best practices that support equitable and sustainable linguistic coexistence in multicultural and multilingual societies.
4. To disseminate linguistics research with social impact to policymakers, educational administrators, and relevant stakeholders.

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1. Graduate students 
2. International professors and researchers 
3. Domestic academics and researchers

1. Education

2. Business administration

3. Humanities & Social Sciences

4. Science & Technology

Online Oral Presentations via Zoom