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Indonesian Literature Study Program of FIB Unud Holds International Scientific Writing Workshop for Lecturers and Researchers
DENPASAR – The Indonesian Literature Study Program, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University (FIB Unud), held an international workshop entitled “International Scientific Writing Workshop for Literature Lecturers and Researchers” on October 21, 2026. Taking place in the Soekarno Room, Poerbatjaraka Building of FIB Unud, the event was attended by the leadership and academic community, including the Dean of FIB Unud, the Coordinator of the Indonesian Literature Study Program, lecturers, speakers, and students, both online and offline.
In her opening remarks, the Coordinator of the Indonesian Literature Study Program, Dr. I Gusti Ayu Agung Mas Triadnyani, S.S., M.Hum., expressed her appreciation for the attendance and participation of all participants. She explained that this activity is a concrete effort by the study program to improve educational quality and expand global partnerships. She also expressed her hope that this initiative will not stop at the workshop but will spark future research collaborations and academic exchanges.
Echoing this sentiment, the Dean of FIB Unud, Prof. I Nyoman Aryawibawa, S.S., M.A., Ph.D., emphasized the importance of this event in developing the capacity of lecturers, researchers, and students. He hoped all participants could make the most of this opportunity to gain valuable takeaway messages that would continue to resonate long after the workshop concluded.
Entering the main agenda, the first presentation, titled “Writing Scientific Articles with the Target of Publication in Reputable International Journals,” was delivered by Dr. Suryadi, M.A., and moderated by Prof. Dr. Drs. I Ketut Sudewa, M.Hum. This session discussed the technical aspects of writing scientific articles, their intrinsic and extrinsic elements, and writing strategies that meet global publication standards. Furthermore, it emphasized the importance of mapping and selecting the right type of journal for target publication.
The event continued with the second session by Dr. Yang En Siem Evelyn, Ph.D., who presented a topic titled “From Thesis to Scopus-Indexed Journals.” In her presentation, she reminded the audience of the importance of novelty in writing. Even when utilizing local data, the discussion should be framed with a broader perspective. She also urged researchers to carefully verify journals to avoid predatory ones, cultivate the habit of writing regularly, and evaluate their work to maintain research ethics and the quality of their academic writing.
UDAYANA UNIVERSITY