Submissions

Research Article

1. research article Authors must include their names, affiliated organizations or institutions, and email addresses. The article should be no less than 8 pages and no more than 15 pages, including illustrations, tables, and references. The article must be saved as a Microsoft Word file (*.doc or *.docx).

              1.1 The title should be concise, clear, and convey the main objectives of the research study. Avoid using abbreviations in the title, which must include both Thai and English languages, with the Thai title appearing first

              1.2 The author's name in both Thai and English, academic position, affiliated institution or organization, and email address

              1.3 The abstract should be presented in both Thai and English, with concise and comprehensible content, ordered by importance such as objectives, methodology, and a brief summary of the research results. It should be between 250-300 words or not exceeding one page (font size 16 TH SarabunPSK). The Thai abstract should precede the English version

              1.4 Keywords: Must be specify keywords in both Thai and English at the end of each abstract. There should be 3-5 keywords, but not more than 5

              1.5 Introduction and Significance: This section should provide background information and rationale leading to the research study, offering academic insights along with brief objectives

              1.6 Research Methodology: Specify details on materials, equipment, studied items, sample characteristics, tools, and statistical methods. Explain the study methodology or statistical experimental plan, data collection methods, and data analysis

              1.7 Research Findings: Clearly state the results in the order of research study topics. If the results are not complex with few numerical values, use descriptive words. However, if there are many variables and numerical values, use tables or graphs instead. No more than 5 tables or graphs are allowed. Variables should be interpreted, and findings analyzed and compared with the established hypotheses

              1.8 Discussion of Research Results: Clarify whether the study results align with the research objectives or differ from previously reported works, and explain why. Provide credible references and conclude with recommendations for applying research results or addressing research questions, guiding future research

              1.9 New Knowledge: Explain how this study contributes new knowledge that may impact society or academic fields, or describe the societal value of the knowledge gained from this study. If possible, summarize the findings in diagrams or graphs

              1.10 Tables, Figures, and Graphs: Only include necessary ones with concise descriptions conveying complete meanings. In the case of tables, descriptions should be placed above, while for figures or graphs, descriptions should be below

              1.11 Bibliography for reference document printing, including both Thai and English references, should be complete at the end of the document, using a citation system according to the APA format

Academic Article

2. Academic articles Authors must include their names, affiliated organizations or institutions, and email addresses. The article should be no less than 8 pages and no more than 15 pages, including illustrations, tables, and references. The article must be saved as a Microsoft Word file (*.doc or *.docx).

          2.1 Title: Should be concise, clear, and convey the main objectives of the research study. Avoid using abbreviations in the title, which must include both Thai and English languages, with the Thai title appearing first

         2.2 Author: The author's name in both Thai and English, academic position, affiliated institution or organization, and email address

         2.3 The abstract should be presented in both Thai and English, with concise and comprehensible content, ordered by importance. This includes the objectives or goals of the academic paper, the methodology or sequence of analysis or synthesis, and the research results. It should be between 250-300 words or not exceeding one page (font size 16 TH SarabunPSK). The Thai abstract should precede the English version

          2.4 Keywords: Must be specify keywords in both Thai and English at the end of each abstract. There should be 3-5 keywords, but not more than 5

          2.5 Introduction: This section should provide background information and rationale leading to the research study, offering academic insights along with brief objectives.

         2.6 Content: Descriptions of context, components, or narratives of the content to be presented in a step-by-step manner

         2.7 New Knowledge (if any): Explain how this study contributes new knowledge that may impact society or academic fields, or describe the societal value of the knowledge gained from this study. If possible, summarize the findings in diagrams or graphs

          2.8 Conclusion: Should provide a clear and concise summary that enables readers to understand the overall picture of the article. Avoid lengthy explanations but ensure a concise and easily understandable summary

          2.9 References: The bibliography for reference document printing, including both Thai and English references, should be complete at the end of the document, using a citation system according to the APA format

Book Reviews

3. A Book Review must include the author's name, book title, place of publication, publisher, year of publication, and the number of pages. The reviewer may write up to 15 pages in length and must save the review in a Microsoft Word file format (*.doc or *.docx).

Writing a Book Review

3.1 Required Information About the Book: Book title, author's name, year of publication, publisher/printer, and number of pages.
3.2 Structure of the Book Review: The review should include an introduction, main content, and conclusion, following a format similar to that of presenting an article.
3.3 Presentation of Key Points: Provide a summary and critique of each chapter or article separately (in the case of a book that is a collection of articles).
3.4 Concluding Remarks: Provide final thoughts or an overall assessment of the book.