Full papers should present a clear research argument, engaging critically with existing literature and methodologies. Authors must establish the research context, define a strong research question or hypothesis, and highlight the study’s significance. A literature review should position the research within existing knowledge, identifying key gaps.

The methodology section must outline the research approach, data collection, and analysis. Findings should be well-structured, logically presented, and critically discussed. The conclusion should summarize key insights, implications, and future research directions. Papers must be original, well-structured, and contribute meaningfully to the field.

All submissions will undergo double-blind peer review, and only accepted and presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings.