Abstract
(Sub-themes & Guideline)
SUB-THEMES | AREAS | |
01 | Bridging the digital divide towards equity transformation |
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02 | Employment equity: Building talent resilient in the post-pandemic. |
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03 | Socioeconomic standing for Higher Education equitability |
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04 | Advancing Equity through Higher Education Policy: A Way Forward |
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- Abstract length: 200–250 words
- Abstracts should contain a summary of the entire study by briefly giving the introduction, problem statement, objective, method, and results of the study.
- A maximum of 6 keywords are to be identified from the abstract/paper (general terms/words [e.g., education] are to be avoided unless the term/word is substantially defined and discussed as a subject matter in the content).
- A structured abstract for GHEF 2023
- Title: The title of your abstract should be brief and informative, highlighting the main focus of your research.
- Background: Provide a brief overview of the problem or issue that your research addresses. Include the context of the research and the significance of the problem or issue. (75 words)
- Objective: Clearly state the research question or hypothesis that your study aims to answer. (50 words)
- Methods: Describe the methods used in your study, including the study design, data collection methods, and data analysis techniques (50 words)
- Results: Present the findings of your study in a concise manner, including any statistical analyses, graphs, or tables that support your results. (75 words)
- Conclusion: Summarize the main conclusions drawn from your research and discuss the implications of your findings. Include any limitations of your study and suggestions for future research. (100 words)
- Keywords: Provide a list of keywords that accurately reflect the content of your abstract. (5 keywords)