Publishing

1. Publishing a Journal Article for
your Final Project
Muhammad Rozin
March 18, 2022

2. Why should you?
o Shorter than skripsi
o Might help you graduate faster
o Measuring your academic credential
o Polishing your portfolio (for academic aspirant)

3. Things to consider
o It is a rigorous work!!
o Not entirely on your control
o Requiring high degree of independence

4. Forms of Final Projects (TA) at FIB UB
• Research (skripsi or journal article)
• Arts/literary works (sastra dan seni rupa)
• Results of academic activities:
• Research reports on academic program at
partner universities (overseas)
• Articles according to the field of study
published in scientific journals
• Articles according to the field of study
presented in national/international seminars
and published in proceedings
• Scientific works that are competed at the
national/international level according to the
field of study

5. Syarat Akademik khusus prodi
• Telah lulus MK yang
berhubungan dengan dasar-
dasar penelitian, metode
penelitian, dan penulisan
proposal penelitian
• Nilai MK metode penelitian
minimal C
• PS Sastra Inggris dan
Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris: nilai
MK writing dan structure
minimal B, MK metode penelitian
dan penulisan proposal
penelitian minimal C (mulai
angkatan 2015)

6. Syarat khusus TA dari artikel jurnal ilmiah/Prosiding Seminar
• Artikel diserahkan dengan dilengkapi
halaman sampul, halaman pengesahan,
pernyataan keaslian, dan surat
pernyataan pembimbing sebagai
penulis ke-2
• Kategori jurnal:
• Internasional bereputasi, Sinta
1-3: Skripsi nilai A
• Sinta 4-6: ujian skripsi
• Nasional tidak terakreditasi:
semhas + ujian
• Artikel dalam prosiding seminar
nasional/ internasional: seminar hasil
dan ujian

7. Getting started: What is research?
 Research is “a careful study of a
subject, especially in order to
discover new facts or information
about it” (Oxford Advanced
Learner’s Dictionary, 9th edition).
 Writing a research paper requires
you to seek out information about a
subject, take a stand on it, and
back it up with the opinions, ideas,
and views of others (Winkler and
Metherell 2012: 3-4).

8. Think?

9. Reading books?

10. Using the Internet (?)

11. Know what you should read

12. How to find a topic for your article
 Previous Theses/skripsi
 Journal Articles

13. Theses/Dissertations at Other Universities
https://linguistics.washington.edu/research/honors-theses
https://linguistics.osu.edu/about-us/recent-ba-theses
http://linguistics.ucla.edu/research/phd-dissertations
http://ling.umd.edu/publications/dissertations

14. http://linguistics.ucla.edu/research/phd-dissertations
The UCLA Linguistics Department focuses on the scientific study of
language in all aspects. The fields represented include phonetics,
phonology, syntax, and semantics, as well as the interdisciplinary
areas of psycholinguistics, language acquisition, historical
linguistics, and mathematical linguistics. The department has a
strong emphasis on linguistic theory as well as on fieldwork and
experimental study. Three laboratories are housed in the
department: the Phonetics Laboratory, the Language Processing
Laboratory, and the Language Acquisition Laboratory.

16. http://www.sciencedirect.com

19. Structuring your work: What a Typical Article Looks Like?
Adapted from Bloomer, A., Wray, A. (2013).
Projects in Linguistics and Language Studies.
United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis.

20.  Reflect on the quality of your work
 Choose the appropriate journal based on
scope
 Read the author guidelines
 Be familiar with the tendency of article
topics published in the targeted
journal(s).
Aiming at the Right Target

21.  Quote works published in the targeted
journal
 Invite co-author(s) from foreign
institutions
 Participate in a conference/seminar that
partners with journals as a channel for
publication.
Boosting your chance to be published!

27. Questions??