What we do?

World Research Union (WRU) focuses on four areas viz., Research, Conferences, Journals, Membership

white microscope on top of black table
white microscope on top of black table
Research

We facilitate research grant applications in emerging technologies, healthcare, innovation and policies

Conferences

We sponsor conferences that are approved by reputed proceedings publisher.

Journals

Our journals have ZERO-APC, meaning no fee to publish. A pure research promotion model to encourage groundbreaking researches

Memberships

Join-us and be part of World's largest Union for Researchers. A blockchain model, whereby there is decentralized leadership when it comes to promote researches

Institutional Engagements

World Research Union has partnered with following Universities for R&D activities either for conferences or publications or grant submissions or joint-projects

About World Research Union

We bring together researchers and policy makers worldwide through our conferences. Since our inception in 2017 we have conducted International conferences in Oxford University, Harvard University, Bangkok University, University of Technology (Sydney) and few more. Our reputation remains in publications and providing platforms to researchers to connect. A non-profit entity registered in Malaysia and India. A proud member of World Bank's Civil Society Organisation (CSO) and represent in their forums.

World Research Union is determined to engage with diversified research exertions; thus, we have no discrimination between streams or levels of researches. Having said this, one can still assume the magnitude of health-care research compared with social-science researches. Be it any, we see research projects in a singular angle. At the moment, following 43 sectors are covered with our pool of researchers. If you behold any unconventional outcomes from your research in these sectors, reach to us. We are there to bring your work into limelight.

Our Mission

To showcase impactful conferences that connects researchers and policy makers