Academic Research: Publishing papers in Top Quality Journals
Publish research papers and understand research process
Description
This course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to write effective research papers and successfully publish them in reputable academic journals. Throughout the course, we will discuss the best practices for each of the stages in the publication process, right from conceiving an idea to addressing reviewers' comments. Further, I will provide examples from my experience where you can optimize your research and various mistakes that usually occur in the research process. Additionally, you will also learn practical tips about publishing citation-optimized research.
The course will cover:
Various stages of research paper writing, from identifying a research topic to submitting the paper for publication.
Introduce students to the fundamentals of research paper writing (including the key components of a research paper, how to conduct a literature review, and how to develop a research question)
Learn how to collect and analyze data, and how to present their findings in a clear and concise manner
Understand how to select the appropriate journal for publication, and how to format the paper for submission.
Develop an understanding of the peer-review process, and how to respond to reviewer feedback
The course will help researchers in the early stages to identify the ideas for writing the research paper; mid stages to write an effective research paper; and in the later stages to optimize the research for citations and publication.
What You Will Learn!
- Understand each section of research paper
- Develop a framework for citation enhanced optimised research
- Learn how to publish research papers and publication process
- Hands-on with some tools to help in publications, referencing, and research topic selection
- Nurture research topics from inception to publication
Who Should Attend!
- Anyone who wants to publish research papers in good quality journals or write a dissretation/thesis