Welcome to ICOPAG 2024!

Theme: Global Challenges and Local Solutions: Synergies between Public Administration, Library Science, Education, Social Sciences, and Life Sciences

We are excited to invite esteemed scholars, academicians, and practitioners to participate in the International Conference on Public Administration and Governance (ICOPAG) 2024. This premier event is a collaborative effort hosted by the Public Administration Department, Faculty of Administrative Science, Universitas Brawijaya, in partnership with Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and Visayas State University.

Conference Scope:

• Public Administration and Policy: Explore the latest trends, innovations, and research in public administration and its impact on governance and policy-making.
• Library Science and Information Science: Delve into the evolving landscape of library and information sciences, highlighting the role of technology in knowledge management.
• Educational Administration/Management: Discuss contemporary challenges and strategies in educational leadership and institutional management.
• Business, Management, Accounting, Finance: Present your research on cutting-edge business practices, financial strategies, and management innovations.
• Curriculum and Instruction: Share insights on curriculum development, instructional methodologies, and educational reforms.
• Politics and Government: Analyze political dynamics, governance issues, and the interplay between public policy and government structures.
• Public Health: Address critical public health issues, policies, and strategies to improve health outcomes and equity.
• Gender and Equality: Highlight research on gender studies, equality initiatives, and social justice in various sectors.
• Poverty and Economic Development: Discuss solutions and strategies for poverty alleviation and sustainable economic development.

Call for Papers: We invite you to submit your research papers and contribute to the body of knowledge in your field. Share your findings, network with peers, and engage in meaningful discussions that will shape the future of public administration and governance.