Scopus conferences 2027
Conferences whose organisers state that proceedings will be submitted to Scopus for indexing. 419 upcoming listings, ordered by start date.
What this page is. Listings whose organisers reference Scopus in their own materials. ConferenceSked is not affiliated with Scopus (Elsevier), and inclusion here is not confirmation of sponsorship or indexing — check the organiser's site before submitting.
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July 2027
Heritages 2027: UNESCO Perspectives | PORTO
10th International Conference on Advanced Research in Management, Economics and Accounting
Teaching & Research: Understanding the Modern Academy | OXFORD
The 15th European Conference on Education (ECE2027)
5th International Conference on Teaching and Education
IEEE--2027 12th International Conference on Signal and Image Processing (ICSIP 2027)
5th Global Conference on Psychology
IEEE--2027 8th International Conference on Information Security and Privacy Protection (ICISPP 2027)
5th Global Conference on Research in Social Sciences
2027 The 11th International Conference on Materials Sciences and Nanomaterials (ICMSN 2027)
Springer--2027 11th International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing and Materials (ICAMM 2027)
August 2027
2027 5th International Conference on Mechatronics and Electrical Engineering (MEEE 2027)
2027 6th International Conference on Intelligent Science and Technology (ICIST 2027)
2027 IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Generated Content (ICAIGC 2027)
2027 5th International Conference on Big Data and Privacy Computing (BDPC 2027)
2027 International Conference on Power Systems and Control Engineering (PSCE 2027)
2027 17th International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Technology (ICBET 2027)
How Scopus involvement actually works
Scopus is an abstract and citation database, not a publisher. It does not approve conferences in advance. Proceedings are evaluated after publication, against the publishing venue's track record, and can be discontinued if standards slip. This means no conference can honestly guarantee Scopus indexing before it has taken place — the strongest accurate claim is that previous editions were indexed.
What to check before you submit
- Evidence that previous editions were actually indexed — check the Scopus source list
- A named publisher for the proceedings, since Scopus indexes sources, not events
- Language that says "will be submitted" rather than "guaranteed indexed"
- A realistic gap between submission deadline and conference date
Verify against Scopus source list rather than taking a conference website's word for it. Our guide to spotting predatory conferences covers the other warning signs.
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