📅 Conference Program Upcoming
The detailed conference program, session timings, keynote lecture schedules, and social events timetable will be uploaded to this section as the program is finalized. Please check back regularly for updates.
🏫 Campus Locations & Maps
IJCRS 2027 activities are hosted across two university campuses in Winnipeg, Manitoba:
Hosted at The University of Winnipeg (UW). Specific lecture rooms and building details will be posted closer to the conference.
🗺️ View University of Winnipeg Campus Map →Hosted at the Fort Garry Campus, University of Manitoba (UM), including keynote talks, technical paper sessions, special sessions, workshops, and IRSS society meetings. Specific auditoriums will be announced.
🗺️ View University of Manitoba Fort Garry Campus Map →🍁 Conference Host & Sponsors
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Organized by the International Rough Set Society (IRSS) and hosted jointly by the University of Manitoba and The University of Winnipeg.
Department of Computer Science, University of Manitoba
The University of Winnipeg
June 8–11, 2027
Discover Winnipeg, Manitoba
Experience the culture, historic architecture, and world-class attractions awaiting attendees of IJCRS 2027
Located at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, Winnipeg is a welcoming, culturally vibrant prairie metropolis. Early June offers pleasant sunny weather, making it an ideal time to explore between technical sessions and keynote talks:
The Forks & Riverwalk
A 6,000-year-old historic gathering place featuring riverside patio dining, food halls, local markets, and peaceful scenic trails.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
An iconic architectural landmark designed by Antoine Predock, featuring ascending alabaster ramps and world-renowned exhibits.
The Historic Exchange District
North America's most intact collection of early 20th-century Chicago-style heritage buildings, boutique shops, and vibrant cafe culture.
Assiniboine Park & The Leaf
Over 1,100 acres of landscaped prairie gardens, modern horticultural biomes, walking paths, and Canadian wildlife.