CSCE CALGARY 2027
JUNE 16 - 18, 2027
SUBMIT
The 2027 CSCE Annual Conference will bring together researchers, practitioners, industry leaders, and policy makers to explore the latest advances and challenges across all fields of civil engineering. The technical program will feature a broad range of specialty topics, general civil engineering topics, and cross-cutting themes that highlight the connection and strength of civil engineering across the nation.
We invite abstracts from academics, engineers, contractors, technology providers, and stakeholders interested in sharing knowledge, exchanging ideas, and shaping the future of civil engineering practice in Canada and beyond.
Abstracts of up to 350 words are due by October 21, 2026.
SUBMISSION DETAILS
Full Paper, Case Study, and Extended Abstract Submissions
Guidelines for the preparation of full paper, case study, and extended abstract submissions, including templates, will be posted in December 2026. Authors of accepted abstracts must submit their full paper, case study, or extended abstract by January 20, 2027. Authors are expected to present during the conference.
Details and Timeline
The paper review process will be completed in March 2027. You will be informed by e-mail of the review results at that time. All authors will be required to submit their final paper, case study, or extended abstract in PDF format by March 17, 2027. Final acceptance notifications will be provided by March 31, 2027.
Registration Requirements
At the time of paper, case study, or extended abstract submission, authors are encouraged to complete their conference registration. If unable to do so, authors must be registered by April 14, 2027, in order to be included in the technical program schedule. If an author’s paper is not accepted by the Technical Committee, a full refund of their conference registration will be issued. Note that authors are limited to two submissions per paid registration.
Proceedings and Publications
Full papers will be published (including indexing) through University of Toronto Press (UTP) after the conference, following a proceedings review process completed by UTP. In addition, all accepted papers, case studies, and extended abstracts will be included in the Conference Proceedings, distributed to attendees at the beginning of the conference. Only submissions that are presented in-person at the conference and meet the Conference Proceedings requirements will be published.
