The International Geographical Congress - IGC 2028 marks the 36th edition of this prestigious event, meticulously organized by the International Geographical Union (IGU). Hosted in the vibrant city of Melbourne, Australia, this congress stands as a pivotal gathering for geographers and the wider academic world. The IGU's essential role as the primary interlocutor for international organizations underscores the significance of this event in advancing geographical science and fostering global collaboration. Attendees will discover immense value in connecting with a diverse and influential global network, building upon the success of past editions like IGC Dublin, which attracted 2,654 delegates from over 80 countries. This congress is specifically tailored for geographers, researchers, and academics eager to explore cutting-edge research, forge international partnerships, and actively contribute to the evolving landscape of geographical knowledge. It offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with leading experts, share insights, and expand professional horizons within the international geographical community.
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Global Geographical Summit
The 36th International Geographical Congress, a premier global event for geographers and the academic world.
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Organized by IGU
Hosted by the International Geographical Union, playing an essential role for geographers and international organizations.
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Significant International Participation
Past editions attracted over 2,600 delegates from more than 80 countries, fostering a diverse global network.
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Key Academic Gathering
A vital platform for geographers and academics to engage with research and foster collaboration.
FAQ
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It is the 36th International Geographical Congress, a major event for the global geographical community.
The event is organized by the International Geographical Union (IGU).
It will be held from July 10 to 14, 2028, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre in Melbourne, Australia.
The congress is primarily for geographers and the academic world, aiming to reach the wider community of geographers.
The IGC Dublin (2024) welcomed 2,654 delegates from over 80 countries.
