Auckland International Conference on Social Sciences, Education, Entrepreneurship and Technology 2020 (AICSEET 2020)

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Auckland International Conference on Social Sciences, Education, Entrepreneurship and Technology (AICSEET 2020) will be held on 6th-8th July 2020 at Stamford Plaza Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand. The AICSEET 2020 is organized by the New Zealand Global Academic Trust (NZGAT) in collaboration Global Academic Excellence (GAE). This conference is providing a platform for the intellectuals from various fields and disciplines in Social Sciences, Education, Entrepreneurship and Technology to debate and discuss the current issues worldwide as well as finding solutions to the problems, exchange and share their knowledge with others. This platform of multi-disciplinary conference allows participants an opportunity to share their school of thoughts and perspectives from different fields in great atmosphere of Auckland’s winter time.

 Subtheme:
Social Science
Education
Entrepreneurship, Business and Economics
Technology

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