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Abstract

Humanities and Social Sciences are multisciences covering Language, Linguistics and Literature, Philosophy and Religion, Ethnics, Folklore, Library and Information Science, Music and Performance Arts, Fine and Applied Arts, Tradition and Culture, Tourism, History, Archaeology, Anthropology, Law, Politics, Public Administration, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Education, Technology and Learning Innovation, etc. These sciences can be applied to different aspects of sustainable development. Consequently, they will lead to productivity to serve with the UN SDGs. The 2nd National and International Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences (NIC-HUSOC II) under the theme “Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Challenges for Humanities and Social Sciences in the Digital Age” is co-hosted by Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HUSOC), Buriram Rajabhat University (BRU), Thailand and Mandalay University of Distance Education (MUDE), Myanmar during 4th – 7th September 2019 in Mandalay city. This conference will be a platform for institutes, researchers, educators and others to participate and publicize their academic and research works. Exchange of knowledge and experiences on Humanities and Social Sciences in the digital age will also be carried out for sustainable development according to the goal set by the United Nations. On behalf of the NIC-HUSOC II organizing committee, we would like to thank Associate Professor Malinee Chutopama, BRU President, Dr. Aung Naing Soe, MUDE Pro-Rector for their support and useful advice. Our special thanks go to both Thai and foreign co-hosts, keynote speakers, featured speakers, journals, peer reviewers, commentators, researchers and all participants. The organizing committee highly hopes that the NIC-HUSOC II will be beneficial to the participants to apply the obtained knowledge and experience in humanities and social sciences and other relevant disciplines to their academic and professional purposes. Assistant Professor Dr. Akkarapon Nuemaihom Professor Ni Ni Hlaing HUSOC Dean HUSOC Dean BRU, Thailand MUDE, Myanmar