The ICAS 2026 — International Conference on Anthropology and Sustainability — stands as a significant evolution following our international research conference 2025 legacy, aiming to foster scholarly networking and global research exchange across cultures.
Overview of ICAS 2026
Scheduled for 29 March 2026 in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, ICAS 2026 is a premier Malaysia research conference specifically curated for researchers and scholars. Building on the global momentum of the international research conference 2025, this edition focuses on anthropology research and its intersection with environmental and social sustainability.
The event provides a unique platform for delegates to establish international linkages and find future career collaborations through structured scholarly networking sessions.
Publication Opportunity
All accepted full papers at ICASD 2026 will be submitted for indexing consideration in Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) indexed journals — offering a premium, high-impact pathway for your research.
Conference Organizers
ICAS 2026 is organized by Global Conference in collaboration with Acadivate, bringing together a dedicated team of academic coordinators to manage the technical and ethical standards of this international research conference 2025 successor.
Academic Mission & Objectives
The core objective of ICAS 2026 is to facilitate a global research exchange that transcends traditional academic boundaries. Our mission is built on several key goals:
- 1Scholarly NetworkingProviding a platform for researchers to share ideas and experiences in person.
- 2International LinkagesEstablishing research and business relations for future career collaborations.
- 3Anthropology ResearchContributing significant knowledge to contemporary scientific fields related to anthropology.
- 4Sustainability ExcellencePromoting sustainable development goals through evidence-based research.
- 5Call for PapersEncouraging original research publication in high-impact international journals.
Conference Themes & Topics
ICAS 2026 welcomes original research across a spectrum of interdisciplinary themes related to anthropology research and sustainability:
"ICASD 2026 is not just a conference — it is a living laboratory for ideas that matter. Our organizing team is committed to creating a space where rigorous research meets real-world impact."
— Dr. Arjun Sharma, Conference Chair, ICASD 2026
Venue & Location
Petaling Jaya, a vibrant city in Selangor, Malaysia, serves as the host location for ICAS 2026. Known for its academic centers and modern infrastructure, Petaling Jaya provides an ideal backdrop for establishing international linkages and academic collaboration.
Location Highlights
The conference will be held in a premium venue in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. The city offers world-class facilities and is conveniently located for international delegates traveling for this international research conference 2025 successor event.
Call for Papers & Submission
We invite original contributions for ICAS 2026. Authors are encouraged to submit research paper conference entries that align with the core themes of anthropology and sustainability. All submissions go through a rigorous peer-review process.
Accepted Submission Categories
Submission Deadline
Final deadline: 02 March 2026. Early call for papers responses are prioritized. Notification of acceptance is provided on a rolling basis.
Registration
Registration is open. Early-bird rates available until 05 March 2026. Presenters, listeners, and virtual attendees may register. Group discounts apply for 5+ institutional registrations. All presenters receive a conference kit, presentation certificate, indexed proceedings, and 6-month resource library access.
Discussion 3 comments
Prof. Lim Wei Hong
02 March 2026Excellent coverage of the ICASD 2026 organizing team. Attended ICGSD 2024 in Thailand — quality of peer-reviewed sessions was consistently outstanding. Looking forward to KL in May.
Dr. Fatima Al-Rashid
04 March 2026Could someone confirm whether virtual attendance includes access to all plenary sessions and proceedings? Our team in Riyadh may not be able to travel.
Rahul Desai, PhD Candidate
06 March 2026This is my first ICASD. The Scopus indexing pathway is a major attraction for early-career researchers like myself. Submitted my abstract yesterday!