Pathways to International Publication in the Social Sciences

Dr. Insung Jung is a visiting research fellow at the Education Research Institute at Seoul National University, South Korea, and a former professor of Education at International Christian University in Japan (2003–2022). Prior to this, she held faculty positions at Ewha Womans University and Korea National Open University. With over 35 years of experience in distance education and e-learning, Dr. Jung has advised numerous international graduate students from diverse linguistic backgrounds, supporting their research and academic development. Her collaboration with global organizations such as UNESCO and the World Bank, where she contributed to international education policies, underscores her expertise. Dr. Jung’s extensive knowledge of international academic publishing makes her an ideal mentor for early career and non-native English researchers in the social sciences.

• Nervous About Your First Submission? Essential Preparation Tips.- The Stories of International Stars: Secrets to Their Success.- Will My Paper Be Well-Received Internationally?.- Identifying Reputable Journals and Avoiding Predatory Pitfalls.- Smart Tools and Ethics: A New Era in Research Writing.- Week 1: Choosing Your Journal and Understanding Guidelines .- Week 2: Building a Solid Structure for Your Manuscript.- Week 3: Crafting a Compelling Title and Abstract.- Week 4: Utilizing ChatGPT and Prompts Strategically and Responsibly.- Week 5: Creating a Strong and Captivating Introduction.- Week 6: Writing the Quantitative Methods Section.- Week 7: Writing the Qualitative Methods Section.- Week 8: Writing the Document Analysis Methods Section.- Week 9: Presenting Research Results.- Week 10: Crafting the Discussion Section.- Week 11: Concluding Your Research.- Week 12: Finalizing References and Ensuring Consistency.- Week 13: Final Editing and Formatting Your Paper.- Week 14: Submission and Handling Review Results.- Week 15: Post-Publication Strategies.