Activities
The SKIM 2025 International Conference provides a dynamic platform for scholars from Indonesia, Malaysia, and beyond to present their insights and research on the challenges faced by the Global South. Conducted in a hybrid format, the conference features academic paper presentations and engaging panel discussions, including concise three-minute talks by emerging researchers. This flagship event fosters cross-border academic discourse and interdisciplinary exchange.
Notes:
Format: Hybrid
All abstracts presented at this conference will be compiled in an electronic abstract book.
There will be opportunities for presenters who are interested in publishing their work in Scopus- and SINTA-indexed journals in collaboration with this conference. The publication process will adhere to the terms and conditions set by each respective journal.
Presenters will also have the option to contribute to a chaptered book publication (edited volume) to be published by Unpad Press.
Networking and Academic Mobility are designed to strengthen academic ties through faculty exchange programs, guest lectures, and collaborative workshops between FISIP Unpad and UKM. These sessions facilitate knowledge sharing and open opportunities for joint research and teaching, forming the foundation of sustained academic cooperation in Southeast Asia.
The Research Festival highlights selected outstanding research projects by students from FISIP Unpad and UKM, presented as digital posters on the official conference website. This session invites further discussion and networking, promoting collaborative research and enhancing academic exchange between the two institutions.
Notes: All student-related events are co-managed by UKM and Unpad student representatives
Catatan: Seluruh kegiatan yang berfokus pada mahasiswa dikelola bersama oleh perwakilan mahasiswa UKM dan Unpad.
The SKIM 2025 International Conference served as a focal point for academics from Indonesia, Malaysia, and other countries to present their thoughts and research findings on challenges facing the Global South. Adopting a hybrid format, the conference fostered inclusive discussions through academic presentations and interactive panel sessions, including three-minute short presentations for young researchers. This event served as a crucial platform for strengthening cross-national and cross-disciplinary understanding of strategic social, political, and humanities issues.
Notes:
Format: Hybrid
All abstracts in this conference will be compiled in an electronic abstract book.
Interested presenters have the opportunity to publish their work in Scopus and Sinta-indexed journals collaborating with the conference. The publication process for each journal follows the terms and conditions of each journal.
There is also an opportunity for presenters to participate in publication in the form of an anthology book which will be published through Unpad Press.
Academic Networking and Mobility provides a means of building a strong academic network through lecturer exchange programs, guest lectures, and collaborative workshops between the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) of Unpad and UKM. These activities are designed to broaden horizons, strengthen institutional relationships, and open up opportunities for cross-university research and teaching collaboration. These face-to-face meetings between academics serve as a crucial foundation for strengthening academic diplomacy in the Southeast Asian region.
The Research Festival showcased outstanding research work from Unpad’s Faculty of Social and Political Sciences students and student activity units (UKM) in the form of digital posters published on the conference’s official website. Participants had the opportunity to further discuss research ideas and findings, opening up new collaborations. The festival emphasized the importance of documenting and disseminating student research results as part of an institution’s academic contribution.
Note: All student-focused activities are jointly managed by UKM and Unpad student representatives.
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