Cipta Cendekia Publisher is a forward-thinking academic publishing institution committed to advancing interdisciplinary knowledge and global scholarly communication. We manage four international peer-reviewed journals: Innovation in Sustainable Engineering, Journal of Community Service and Sustainable Development, Humanities and Social Inquiry Journal, and International Journal of Health Innovation. Each journal serves as a platform for high-quality research, promoting innovation, sustainability, and societal impact across diverse fields. In addition, Cipta Cendekia Publisher actively organizes international conferences to foster collaboration among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers worldwide. Our mission is to support the dissemination of rigorous, ethical, and impactful research aligned with global challenges, including sustainable development and technological advancement. Through a strong editorial process and international partnerships, we aim to enhance academic excellence, encourage cross-disciplinary dialogue, and contribute meaningfully to the global body of knowledge.

Journals

  • INNOVATION IN SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING

    Innovation in Sustainable Engineering (INSURE) is an international journal aimed at providing a leading platform for publishing cutting-edge research and innovations in the field of sustainable engineering. This journal focuses on the development of technologies, methods, and solutions that support sustainability in sectors such as renewable energy, environmentally friendly materials, efficient system design, and the processing and management of natural resources.

    We welcome articles that address the application of sustainability principles in engineering, ranging from basic research to industrial applications. Submissions can cover various engineering disciplines, including but not limited to mechanical engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, chemical engineering, and electrical engineering.

  • COMMUNITY SERVICES IN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

  • HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL INQUIRY JOURNAL

    Humanities and Social Inquiry Journal (HUSIJA) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing critical, theoretical, and empirical scholarship in the humanities and social sciences. The journal provides an academic forum for interdisciplinary inquiry into economic, social, linguistic, and educational phenomena, with particular attention to their interactions within diverse cultural, institutional, and historical contexts.

    HSI encourages contributions that move beyond descriptive analysis by offering conceptual innovation, critical interpretation, and evidence-based insights into contemporary and enduring issues affecting human societies. The journal welcomes a wide range of methodological approaches—including qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, and critical–interpretive frameworks—aimed at deepening scholarly understanding and informing policy, educational practice, and social transformation.

    By fostering dialogue across disciplinary boundaries, Humanities and Social Inquiry seeks to bridge theory and practice while promoting inclusive, ethical, and context-sensitive perspectives on human development and social change.

  • INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH INNOVATION

    International Journal of Health Innovation (INTJHI) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research in health innovation. The journal aims to provide a scholarly platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to disseminate evidence-based findings that contribute to improving healthcare quality, developing medical technologies, and strengthening health systems. Its scope includes public health, digital health technologies, healthcare management, health policy, and innovative approaches to disease prevention and control. Committed to rigorous peer-review standards and international publication ethics, the journal promotes global collaboration and knowledge exchange. It seeks to generate impactful insights that support sustainable and transformative improvements in healthcare systems worldwide.