Submission Preparation Checklist

As a part of the Submission Process, authors are required to check their submission compliance with the following items below:

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  The manuscript has not been previously published before or currently submitted and being considered in another journal publication.
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  The submission file is in Open Access, Microsoft Word, or RTF Document format.
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  The existing bibliographies are listed correctly in the document.
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  The text is written in two columns, Times New Roman 12, single space. All illustrations, figures, and tables are placed within the text.
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  The manuscript adheres to the style and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines below.

Author Guidelines

The article must be written based on research results and arranged systematically. Please ensure your manuscript follows our formatting standard:

Paper Size A4 (21 x 29.7 cm)

Typography Times New Roman, 12pt

Spacing 1.15 cm space, 1 cm indent

Margins Left 4cm | R-T-B 3cm

1. Title

Describe the main content of writing concisely and clearly, not more than 14 words, center, bold, and capital letters (except conjunctions).

2. Authors’ Name

Written without a degree. Include a footnote about the institution and the email address for correspondence. Maximum of 5 authors.

3. Abstract

Must consist of IMRAD. Max 250 words, English, no numbers/symbols. Includes 3-5 keywords below it.

4. Introduction

Contains research problem background supported by relevant theories, purpose, and method. Should provide a new research value.

5. Method & Analysis

Explanation of research method, design, variables, time, place, materials, and tools. Must be detailed enough for replication.

6. Result

Presented via tables, graphs, or figures. Explain the meaning of the data in sentence form rather than just raw statistical numbers.

7. Discussion

Explain the research result including facts, theories, and authors’ opinions that distinguish this research from existing ones.

8. Conclusion

Present the statement of what the research expected based on the introduction and result. Written in narrative S-P-O-K without statistical data.

9. Reference

Vancouver Referencing style. Minimum 10 references: 80% primary sources (journals, proceedings) and 20% other sources.

10. Review Process

Submitted articles will be reviewed for content, scientific conformity, and writing guidelines. Authors will revise based on reviewer feedback.