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Research Office

Building a culture of inquiry that turns knowledge into answers for our school and our community.

Research servicesStart a research project

Our frameworkHEART: Excellence in Instruction, Student Services, and Research
Our partnerUniversitas Muhammadiyah Kendari, Indonesia
For everyoneFaculty, students, and staff

About the office

Research That Makes a Difference

Beyond classroom instruction, General de Jesus College promotes a culture of achievement through research engagement. The Research Office supports faculty, students, and staff as they ask good questions, study them carefully, and share what they learn.

Research is part of the College’s HEART Framework, which commits GJC to Excellence in Instruction, Student Services, and Research. Our work follows national research priorities and the Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on the needs of San Isidro and Nueva Ecija.

Our Research Agenda

[Sample themes based on GJC’s programs. Replace with the approved research agenda]

Education and teaching

Better ways to teach and learn, from preschool to college.

Business, accountancy, and governance

Studies that help local businesses, organizations, and public offices.

Information technology

Digital tools and systems that solve school and community problems.

Hospitality and tourism

Service quality, food, and tourism in Nueva Ecija and beyond.

Health and well-being

Student health, mental health, and safe, healthy communities.

Community and environment

Research that supports our partner communities and a greener future.

What we do

Research Services

The Research Office helps at every stage of a research project, from the first idea to the final report.

Proposal review

Feedback on your research topic, design, and methods before you begin.

Ethics review

Review of studies that involve people, to protect participants’ safety, privacy, and consent.

Research grants and incentives

Support for faculty research and recognition for published work. [Add the grant and incentive policy]

Statistics and writing help

Help with data analysis, writing, and citing sources.

Training and seminars

Workshops on research methods, ethics, and academic writing for faculty and students.

Publication and presentation

Chances to present at research colloquiums and conferences and to publish your work.

Get started

How a Research Project Works

Whether you are a faculty member or a student, most research projects go through these stages.

Choose a topic

Pick a topic that fits the research agenda and your program. Talk to your adviser or department research coordinator.

Submit your proposal

Send your proposal using the research proposal form. [Where and how to submit]

Review and approval

Your proposal goes through technical review and, if it involves people, ethics review.

Do the research

Collect and analyze your data, following your approved plan and the ethics guidelines.

Share your findings

Submit your final report, then present it at a colloquium or submit it for publication.

Research integrity

Doing Research the Right Way

Good research is honest, careful, and fair to the people who take part in it. Every GJC study should give proper credit to the work of others and report results truthfully.

Students working on a thesis can also get help finding sources and citing them correctly at the GJC Library, which keeps theses and a growing research repository.

Research with people

Studies involving surveys, interviews, or tests with people need informed consent and must protect participants’ personal information under the Data Privacy Act of 2012.

No plagiarism

Copying words, ideas, or data without credit is not allowed. Always cite your sources. [Add the plagiarism check the office uses, if any]

Partnerships

Research Beyond Our Campus

Universitas Muhammadiyah Kendari, Indonesia

On January 24, 2024, GJC signed its first international Memorandum of Understanding with UM Kendari, opening the way for faculty and student exchange, joint research projects, and specialized lectures.

Research conferences

GJC students take part in academic quizzes, research conferences, and skills competitions, representing the College with pride. [Add recent conferences and awards]

Research colloquium

A yearly event where faculty and students present their research to the GJC community. [Add the date of the next colloquium]

Downloads

Forms and Guidelines

Research agenda

The approved research themes of the College. [PDF to be uploaded]

Research manual

Policies and guidelines for research at GJC. [PDF to be uploaded]

Research proposal form

The form for submitting a new research proposal. [PDF to be uploaded]

Ethics review application

The form for studies that involve people. [PDF to be uploaded]

Informed consent template

A sample consent form for research participants. [PDF to be uploaded]

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can do research at GJC?

Faculty, staff, and students can all do research. Student research is usually done with a faculty adviser.

Does my thesis need ethics review?

If your study involves people, such as surveys, interviews, or tests, it should go through ethics review before you collect data.

Is there funding for research?

Faculty may apply for research support from the College. Ask the Research Office about current grants and incentives.

Where can I present or publish my research?

At the GJC research colloquium, at research conferences, and in research journals. The office can help you find the right venue.

Can students from other schools use GJC research?

Researchers from other schools may read theses inside the GJC Library with a referral letter and a valid ID.

Contact

Visit the Research Office

Research director or coordinator

[Name and position]

Office

[Building and room]

Office hours

[To be confirmed]

Email

[Research Office email]

Have a Research Idea?

Call (044) 940-6181 or send us a message, and the Research Office will help you get started.

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