East Asia Research

East Asia Research Foster intellectual exchange through inclusive and representative academic conferences and books. The possibilities are endless.

Established in Singapore, East Asia Research (EAR) envisions to be the gateway to improving lives and enhancing productivity in Asia through promoting cross-geographical exchange of ideas and knowledge in various faculties. This will be achieved through the dissemination of knowledge from the Asia-focused research conferences, trainings and publications by EAR. EAR academic conferences & trainings

provide a meaningful platform for researchers, post-graduates, academicians, and industry practitioners to share unique insights and drive innovation. This is a great opportunity for expanding contact networks beyond a singular field and kick-starting a strategic collaboration. Such partnership can bridge the resources and expertise of multiple disciplines to spearhead pioneer movements, giving rise to breakthroughs in long-standing issues.

17/08/2026
The 10th Singapore Conference on Applied Psychology (SCAP2026), organized by East Asia Research and supported by the Sin...
16/08/2026

The 10th Singapore Conference on Applied Psychology (SCAP2026), organized by East Asia Research and supported by the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), will be held as a hybrid conference in Singapore on 8–9 December 2026.
The theme of SCAP2026 is “Psychological Well-Being.” We welcome researchers and practitioners from diverse areas of psychology to share and discuss recent innovations, emerging trends, key concerns, practical challenges, and effective solutions in applied psychology. The conference will place particular emphasis on psychological well-being, exploring contemporary research, practices, and approaches that promote well-being across individuals, organisations, and communities.
Conference details:
SCAP2026 Website: https://scap.ear.com.sg/
SCAP2026 Conference Brochure:https://scap.ear.com.sg/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/SCAP-2026-Brochure-v6.pdf

06/08/2026

The 2026 AEPF Forum.

02/08/2026

The 2026 Asian Conference on Applied Psychology (ACAP 2026)—one of Asia's leading international psychology conferences, bringing together researchers, academics, practitioners, counsellors, therapists, educators, and students from around the world.
Held in Singapore as a hybrid psychology conference, ACAP 2026 explores the latest developments in applied psychology, mental health, well-being, clinical psychology, educational psychology, social psychology, positive psychology, workplace psychology, cognitive psychology, and psychological research.
Conference Theme:
Mental Health and Well-being in a Diverse, Connected World
This conference features:
• International keynote speakers
• Research presentations and paper sessions
• Psychology networking opportunities
• Academic discussions on emerging trends
• Evidence-based psychology research
• Mental health innovations
• Cross-disciplinary collaborations
• Student and early-career researcher presentations
Whether you're a psychologist, counsellor, researcher, lecturer, PhD student, healthcare professional, or someone passionate about psychology, ACAP 2026 offers valuable insights into the future of psychological science and practice. The conference focuses on translating research into real-world applications that improve mental health, education, workplaces, communities, and society.

01/08/2026
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23/04/2026

Call for Abstracts. AEPF is a hybrid Economics & Policy Conference for economists & policy experts from 28-29 July 2026 in Singapore.

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