The Hawaii International STEM Education Symposium

The Hawaii International STEM Education Symposium (HISTEM2026) is a three-day, peer-reviewed, international, micro-symposium on STEM education. Held in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, it invites in-person oral and poster presenters, as well as audience members, with online virtual sessions also available for participants unable to travel. Set against the backdrop of the picturesque Hawaiian Islands, this inaugural symposium is an intimate scale event that welcomes scholars, policymakers, educators, and stakeholders from around the world to deliberate on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the field of education. With the theme of Breaking Down Barriers, HISTEM2026 encourages academics, educators, researchers, administrators, and other professionals to join. Topics covered include Art, Architecture and Design, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in STEM, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Biological, Health and Medical Sciences, Classroom Innovation and Management, Computer Science and Information Systems, Culture, Equity and Social Justice, Curriculum, Research and Collaboration, Data Science and Digital Business, Engineering and Technology, Environmental, Earth and Ecology Science, K to 12 Classroom Challenges in STEM, Language Learning in STEM Education, Math, Physics and Science Education, Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences, STEM Education Teaching and Learning, STEM Testing, Measurement and Evaluation, and Other Fields of STEM.