ICIGS 2025: Avantika University Announces International Conference on Innovation, Governance & Sustainability

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The School of Law and Public Policy, Avantika University, in collaboration with Law Colloquy, is proud to announce the International Conference on Innovation, Governance & Sustainability (ICIGS 2025), scheduled for 20–21 December 2025. This premier event will bring together academicians, researchers, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss contemporary challenges and opportunities in governance, sustainability, law, and innovation.

The conference aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and knowledge exchange, offering a unique platform for students, researchers, and professionals to present their insights and engage with emerging legal and policy issues.

Call For Contributions

The school invites researchers to submit abstracts and papers for its Conference. It seeks original, unpublished work across disciplines such as Corporate Studies, Education, Industry, Engineering, Management, Design, Politics, Labour, Medicine, Law, and both Government and Non-Government sectors. The Conference aims to address emerging global trends and challenges in these fields, and the school welcomes authors to present their findings.

Important Dates for ICIGS 2025

Participants should note the following key deadlines:

  • Last Date for Abstract Submission: 15 December 2025
  • Last Date for Registration: 18 December 2025
  • Last Date for Full Paper Submission: 31 December 2025
  • Book Publication: First week of February 2026

A detailed brochure, covering registration fees, submission guidelines, themes, and payment instructions, is attached below.

How to Register

Submit abstract via our official email – info@lawcolloquy.com

Once abstract is accepted, presenters must register using the registration link: https://forms.gle/wFsWXh6Y8dpUYSHm8 

Please ensure that the names and designation are correctly filled in the registration link for issuance of correct certificates. No changes will be allowed later on. 

Early registration is recommended due to limited slots and the competitive nature of this international conference.

Who Should Participate?

ICIGS 2025 invites participation from:

  • Law students and research scholars
  • Academicians and policy analysts
  • Professionals in governance, sustainability, environment, and innovation
  • Interdisciplinary researchers across social sciences and public policy

The conference encourages submissions of original research papers, conceptual studies, policy analyses, and case-based insights.

Conference Themes and Expected Outcomes

While the brochure provides detailed themes, ICIGS 2025 broadly focuses on:

Innovation, Governance and Sustainability.

Selected papers may be considered for inclusion in an edited book scheduled for release in February 2026.

The International Conference on Innovation, Governance & Sustainability (ICIGS 2025) offers an exceptional opportunity for individuals in law, governance, and policy to present research, network with experts, and contribute to meaningful discussions on global challenges.

With academic backing from Avantika University and Law Colloquy, ICIGS 2025 promises insightful discussions, impactful contributions, and a platform for knowledge sharing.

For more details, participants should refer to the official event brochure and ensure registration before the deadlines.

Keywords: ICIGS 2025, Avantika University conference, international law conference 2025, innovation and governance, sustainability conference, law and policy conference, research paper submission, interdisciplinary conference

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