SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

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ABSTRACT FORMAT

  • Title
  • Author’s name and Affiliation
  • Abstract (250-300 words)
  • Keywords (3-6 words)

FULL PAPER SUBMISSION

Abstract submission is open.
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FULL PAPER FORMAT

  • Title with subtitle
  • Author’s name and Affiliation (including ORCID)
  • Abstract
  • Keywords
  • Introduction
  • Sections/Sub-sections
  • Conclusion

Abstracts of up to 500 words max should be submitted no later than Dec 1, 2026. Full papers will be reviewed by a committee of academics and practitioners, and selected papers will be considered for publication in the conference proceedings or a Book with ISBN.

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Template for Abstract / Full Research Paper

Guidelines for preparing and structuring your research submission

Author Guidelines: Use the following structure as a guide for preparing your abstract or full research paper. Ensure that your submission is clear, logically organized, academically rigorous, and consistent with the conference's submission requirements.
01

Title

The title should be clear, concise, and descriptive of the research topic. It should accurately reflect the central focus of the study.

02

Author(s) and Affiliations

List the names of all authors and their affiliations, including universities, institutions, departments, and other relevant organizational details.

03

Abstract

Provide a concise summary of the research question, methods, key results, and conclusions. The abstract is typically 150–250 words.

04

Keywords

List relevant keywords that highlight the principal topics, concepts, methods, or subject areas addressed in the research.

05

Introduction

  • Begin with a brief overview of the research topic and its significance.
  • State the research problem or question that your study addresses.
  • Provide a clear thesis statement or hypothesis.
06

Literature Review

  • Review and summarize relevant literature related to your research topic.
  • Identify gaps or areas where your study contributes to existing knowledge.
07

Methodology

  • Describe the research methods and techniques used in your study.
  • Explain the data collection process, including the instruments and materials used.
  • Discuss the data analysis methods and statistical tools, if applicable.
08

Results

  • Present your research findings in a clear and organized manner.
  • Use tables, figures, and graphs to illustrate the data.
  • Include descriptive and inferential statistics, if applicable.
  • Provide a written interpretation of the results.
09

Discussion

  • Interpret the results and discuss their implications.
  • Relate the findings back to the research question or hypothesis.
  • Address any limitations of the study.
  • Suggest areas for future research.
10

Conclusion

  • Summarize the main findings and their importance.
  • Restate the thesis statement or research question.
  • Provide a concise conclusion that follows logically from the study's results.
11

References

List all sources cited in the paper and follow a consistent citation style, such as APA, MLA, or Chicago, as required by the conference.

12

Appendices

Include supplementary materials, data, questionnaires, or other information that supports the research but is not central to the main body of the paper.

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