Publish at November 06 2024 Updated November 06 2024
The Conference Alert service, based in India, lists virtually all announcements of international academic congresses or conferences in various fields such as:
It provides details and links to each event, as well as alerts, calendar integration and recommendations to other related or similar events, and a newsletter.
Search by theme, country, region or city.
In a small city like Quebec City alone, over 25 conferences will be held over the next month, from "International Conference on Forensic Science, Pathology and Autopsy" to "International Conference on Computer Software, Architectural Styles and Patterns". In a big city like Paris, we're talking several hundred a month.
Just about every country in the world is listed, from Algeria to Zimbabwe to Mongolia.
If your university or chamber of commerce is organizing an international event, it can add its own event, free of charge.
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