The 15th International Conference on Green and Human Information Technology (ICGHIT) is co-hosted by Green and Human Information Technology (GHIT) and The Institute of Electronics and Information Engineers (IEIE). This conference is a unique global venue for researchers, industry professionals, and academics who are interested in the latest developments in green and human information technology. This year’s conference theme is “Agentic AI Systems.” Agentic AI systems are rapidly emerging as a new paradigm in artificial intelligence, moving beyond passive question-answering toward autonomous systems that can plan, reason, use tools, interact with environments, and execute multi-step tasks. These systems are beginning to reshape various aspects of our personal lives, industries, education, healthcare, and digital infrastructure, bringing both significant challenges and promising opportunities. Centering on this theme, the conference will provide an exciting program, including hands-on tutorial sessions and special sessions that cover emerging research issues, technical directions, and real-world applications from both theoretical and practical viewpoints. The conference will also include plenary sessions, technical sessions, workshops, and exhibitions.
Important Dates
- Deadline for regular paper and work-in-progress paper : Nov. 06, 2026
- Deadline for workshop proposal : Nov. 06, 2026
- Deadline for workshop paper : Nov. 06, 2026
- Notification of acceptance of regular paper and work-in-progress paper : Dec. 18, 2026
- Notification of acceptance of workshop : Dec. 18, 2026
- Deadline for camera-ready paper (Regular and Work-in-progress) : Jan. 04, 2027
- Deadline for camera-ready Workshop : Jan. 04, 2027
- Deadline for early registration : Jan. 04, 2027
BK21 International Conference Criteria
ICGHIT 2027 is planned to be organized and conducted to meet the criteria for recognition as an international conference in science and technology under the Phase Four BK21 program: participation from at least four countries, at least 20 orally presented papers, and at least 50% of oral presenters being non-Korean nationals affiliated with institutions outside Korea. Final compliance will be verified against the finalized program and presenters’ affiliations.
Participants should consult their home BK21 education and research groups regarding individual funding eligibility and required supporting documents.
