First International Conference on

AI and Digitalization: A Multidisciplinary Approach

(AD'2026)

Organized by: The Arab Group for Higher Education, United Kingdom

In partnership with: EuroMid Press, Turkey

Dates: 19–20 December 2026

Format: Fully Online

Platform: ConfManage

Conference Code: AD'2026

Conference Theme

Artificial Intelligence and digital technologies are reshaping every dimension of modern life — transforming how we teach and learn, diagnose and heal, trade and govern, build and create. Their influence now reaches far beyond the laboratory, redefining entire industries and the everyday experiences of people around the world.

The First International Conference on AI and Digitalization: A Multidisciplinary Approach (AD'2026) offers a global, cross-disciplinary platform where researchers, academics, practitioners, and policymakers converge to examine the transformative role of AI and digitalization across a broad spectrum of fields. Rather than treating these technologies in isolation, the conference deliberately bridges disciplines — connecting engineering with ethics, medicine with data science, and education with public policy.

We invite original research papers, case studies, and review articles that critically address the opportunities, challenges, and future directions of AI and digital transformation. We especially welcome contributions that offer fresh perspectives, rigorous evidence, and practical insight into how these technologies can be harnessed responsibly and inclusively.

Why Participate

Publish with impact — Open Access proceedings with a DOI for every paper, maximizing the visibility and reach of your work.
Journal opportunity — Selected high-quality papers will be invited to a special issue in a Scopus-indexed journal.
Global, multidisciplinary audience — Connect with scholars and professionals across nine disciplinary tracks.
Accessible and inclusive — A fully online format and reduced fees for postgraduate students and authors from unstable areas.
Rigorous and fair — A transparent double-blind peer-review process that safeguards academic quality.

Important Dates

Paper Submission Deadline........................................................................ 30 October 2026

Acceptance Notification......................................................................... 15 November 2026

Camera-Ready Submission...................................................................... 30 November 2026

Conference Dates............................................................................. 19–20 December 2026

Conference Tracks

We welcome submissions across the following nine tracks. Contributions that span multiple tracks or introduce emerging themes are warmly encouraged.

AI in Education and Digital Learning — Smart classrooms, e-learning, digital assessment, personalized learning, and educational data analytics.
AI in Accounting, Banking, Business, Economics, Finance, and Management — Fintech, business analytics, digital leadership, organizational transformation, and the digital economy.
AI in Engineering, Technology, and Computing — Robotics, automation, cybersecurity, machine learning, data science, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
AI in Medicine, Health Sciences, and Public Health — Medical diagnosis, telemedicine, hospital management, digital health records, and biotechnology.
AI in Arts, Humanities, and Creative Industries — Digital humanities, language technologies, media, design, cultural heritage, and AI-driven creativity.
AI in Law, Policy, Ethics, and Governance — AI regulation, data privacy, cybersecurity law, intellectual property, and algorithmic bias.
AI in Social Sciences, Psychology, and Human Behavior — Society, communication, identity, mental health, political participation, and digital culture.
AI in Environment, Sustainability, and Smart Cities — Environmental monitoring, climate data, sustainable development, energy management, and green technology.
Interdisciplinary and Future Studies in AI — Cross-disciplinary research, theoretical reflections, innovative models, and future studies.

Submission Guidelines

Submissions must be original and not previously published or under review elsewhere.
Papers must be written in English.
All papers undergo a double-blind peer-review process managed through the ConfManage platform.
Accepted papers are published in Open Access format and assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI).
Paper length: a maximum of 15 pages for English papers, including references and appendices.
Formatting guidelines and templates are available on the conference website.

Publication

The proceedings volume will be published by EuroMid Press under the title AI and Digitalization: A Multidisciplinary Approach.

Published in Open Access format, with a DOI assigned per volume and per paper.
Selected high-quality papers will be invited for a special issue in a Scopus-indexed journal (to be announced).