Editorial Board Structure

Editor-in-Chief: Oversees decision-making, nominates new editors, and approves publication requests. Must be a recognized academic at the university.
Editorial Board: A group of experienced academics from various disciplines, with a renewable 3-year term. They make consensus-based decisions on the acceptance or rejection of conference publication requests.
Advisory Board: Provides advice to the Editor-in-Chief, particularly regarding the nomination of new editors. Experts from outside the university may be appointed.
Evaluation Process: The Editorial Board evaluates publication requests based on trust in the conference, relying on the peer review description, committee members, and the conference's history. Final decisions are made by consensus, with voting as an option in case of disagreement.

Indexing and Classification

Publisher: University of Benghazi - Documentation and Information Center.
Series Title: Benghazi University Conference Proceedings Series.
Abbreviation: BUCPS.
Frequency: One volume per year, comprising six conference issues and one special issue for workshops.
Conference Type: Open-access conference proceedings series.
Review Policy: Peer review is the sole responsibility of the scientific committee of each conference.
Review Time: Approximately 4–6 weeks from submission, as determined by each conference's scientific committee.
Plagiarism Checking Program: Performed by the conference scientific committee using plagiarism detection tools. (iThenticate).

Open Access: Yes.
Publication Fees: The platform does not charge readers any fees for accessing the content. Publication fees, if applicable, are determined in agreement with the scientific committee of each conference and are clearly announced on the conference webpage.
LicenseAll published research is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License CC BY 4.0.