Guide to Writing Extended Abstracts

Journal of Higher Education Research and Planning

Article Title

First Author1, Second Author2, Third Author3 (Provide details below names)

1.       Academic rank, department, faculty, university, city, country. (Corresponding author), city, country (organizational email)

2.       Academic rank, department, faculty, university, city, country. City, country

3.       Academic rank, department, faculty, university, city, country. City, country

Abstract: An abstract of maximum 200 to 250 words, which briefly summarizes the objectives, methods, and findings.

Keywords: A maximum of 5 words should be selected according to the research topic. The font size in this section is 11, with words separated by commas.

Introduction: The statement of the problem, objective, questions/hypotheses, and background of the research are presented in this section in a very concise manner to familiarize the reader with the study environment.

Methodology:The research methodology (population, sample, tools, and analysis method) should be presented clearly, explicitly, and concisely in this section.

Findings: The most important findings of the research should be reported briefly.

Discussion and Conclusion: In this section, the analysis and explanation of the most important research findings along with suggestions should be provided in 3 to 4 lines.

References: In this section, all sources in the article should be listed, whether or not they are cited in the English abstract.

Detailed abstract example