Author Guidelines

Format

  1. The systematics of writing includes at least the Introduction, Review of Literature and Hypothesis Development (for qualitative research, only literature review), Research Methods, Results and Analysis, Conclusions, and Bibliography. Thank You / Award (if any) placed after the Conclusion and before the Bibliography.
  2. Articles typed with 12-point letters with a row distance of two on A4 paper, except for direct quotations that are categorised in a one-row distance and with indented style.
  3. The upper, lower, left and right sides are at least 2.5 cm.
  4. Articles are written as efficiently as possible according to needs, with lengths of materials ranging from 25-30 pages.
  5. All pages, including references and attachments, must be numbered on a page.

Systematics of Article Writing

  1. Abstract consists of 100-200 words in English and Indonesian. The abstract provides a summary of the purpose of the article, method, and review of the report. Abstract followed by keywords (keywords) consists of 3-5 words to facilitate the preparation of index articles.
  2. Introduction, contains the research background, research objectives, and research contributions.
  3. Review of Literature and Hypothesis Development contains previous literature related to the research and development of hypotheses.
  4. Research Method, contains research design or research design, research goals and targets (population and sample), data collection techniques, research models, and analysis techniques.
  5. Research Results and Discussion, contains the results of data analysis, testing hypotheses, answering research questions, findings and interpreting findings.
  6. Conclusions, present research conclusions, research limitations, and suggestions for further research.
  7. The bibliography contains the sources referenced in article writing.

Tables and Images (Graphs)

  1. Tables and images presented as efficiently as possible (only those that present results) and included in the manuscript. The tables and images displayed in the appendix are those that show the data processing.
  2. Tables and images numbered and full titles indicate the contents of the table or illustration.
  3. References to tables or drawings are given to the text.
  4. The author mentions the parts in the text, where the tables or images included.
  5. Tables or images should be interpreted without having to refer to the text.
  6. Table and Image sources must include.
  7. Images must be prepared in a printable form.