JSBJ4110 Academic writing and publishing (6 op)

This course consists of lectures provided by JSBE faculty who actively publish in international, peer reviewed journals. We will go through examples of published journal articles to develop an understanding of the type of content that is typically presented in different sections of the article. This includes examples of theory building and theory testing papers to showcase how these articles are typically constructed differently. The course lecturers will share examples of their own journal publication processes to expose students to the nature of review processes and the expectations of journals ranked at different quality levels. During this course, students develop a full manuscript draft with a specified target journal and receive feedback on its key sections.

This course introduces students to academic writing and publishing. After completing this course, the student understands the typical structure of a scientific journal article and knows what type of content should be provided in its different subsections. The student can apply this learning to practice by advancing a manuscript intended for publication in a peer reviewed journal. The student understands the key steps involved in the peer review processes of journals and recognizes the importance of targeting an appropriate journal. 

This course is mandatory for all JSBE doctoral students studying according to the 2024-2028 OPS. This course is not lectured in the 2024/2025 academic year. 

Materials provided by the course lecturers.