Carver University invites its Bachelor's and Master's students to participate in the 1st Interdisciplinary Student Seminar, “Connections between Technology, Society, and Management in the Digital Age,” an academic event aimed at fostering dialogue between disciplines through the presentation of research, projects, and critical reflections developed by students with faculty or institutional support.
Key Topics
Engineering and Technology
This topic addresses the impact and applications of artificial intelligence, ethical software development, blockchain, cybersecurity, Big Data, renewable energy, smart cities, and automation in healthcare and public services.
Social Sciences and Humanities
This topic proposes an interdisciplinary approach to addressing the ethical and social challenges of digital transformation, exploring topics such as the psychology of digital behavior, neuro-rights, mental privacy, algorithmic ethics, human rights in the face of new technologies, transhumanism, and the role of psychology in technological environments.
Management and Operational Strategies
This area addresses the challenges of management and leadership in the digital age, exploring topics such as digital governments, open innovation, ethical leadership, data-driven decisions, citizen participation, technological public policies, and social responsibility in the face of data capitalism.
How to apply for the 1st Interdisciplinary Student Seminar?
Applications must include the following information:
2) Abstract of the presentation (maximum 350 words)
3) Full names of the authors (main presenter and co-author, if applicable)
4) Academic program in which they are enrolled
5) Contact information
*All presentations will undergo an academic review process. Submission does not guarantee acceptance or participation in the seminar.
Application deadline: September 17, 2025, 4:00 p.m. (Orlando, Florida).
Official Program
- Wednesday, October 15, 2025
- Time: Starting at 8:30 a.m. (Orlando, EST)
- Format: Via Microsoft Teams
• 08:00 AM
Welcome
• 08:15 AM
Keynote Address.
• 08:45 AM
1st Round of Presentations.
• 09:45 AM
Second round of presentations.
• 10:45 AM
Third round of presentations.
• 11:45 AM
Fourth round of presentations.
• 12:45 PM
Fifth round of presentations.
• 01:45 PM
Closing and final remarks
This seminar represents a valuable opportunity to highlight student thinking, strengthen academic ties, and project knowledge toward global challenges with local impact.
Presenters will not only enrich their education but will also receive official certification from Carver University. In addition, they will be offered the possibility of publishing outstanding papers, along with networking opportunities with teachers and experts from various disciplines.
We look forward to your participation!
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Carver University is a member of the Global Academic Network, an international academic network with a presence in Chile, the United States, Spain, Peru, Portugal, Andorra, and Paraguay, encompassing over 75,000 students from 15 different nationalities.
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