Notre Dame University-Research and Publications Center

Submission of research papers is extended until June 15. All accepted papers will be published in PACLIC's proceedings indexed in Scopus. Please see the photos for more details.

You can visit the website for more details http://paclic2022.net/

The 7th NDU Research Festival featured the research presentations of faculty members who finished master's and doctoral degrees and the best undergraduate research projects (thesis, feasibility study, and capstone). Congratulations to all the presenters and their research supervisors!

EXTENDED SUBMISSION (June 3, 2022 at 9:00 P.M.

EXTENDED SUBMISSION (JUNE 3, 2022 at 9:00 P.M.)

OPEN TO ALL interested researchers, faculty members, and professionals.

1. These are the suggested research themes:
Gender-based violence
Identity-based conflict
Borders and conflict
Human development index and conflict
Shadow economies in BARMM

2. The paper SHOULD use the Conflict Alert Data as the primary data source. Hence, the proposal should primarily be QUANTITATIVE in nature. For the sample data, please click this link https://conflictalert.info

3. The concept paper should clearly establish the background and arguments of the research, present related studies, explain the methodology, and list down the relevant references. The concept paper should NOT exceed five pages in length.

4. Researchers who expressed their interest and whose concept papers are accepted shall be asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement before being granted full access to the final version of Conflict Alert 2011-2020 csv and codebook.

5. The grant is pegged at 40,000 pesos. For the successful paper, 50% of the grant will be given upon the announcement of successful papers and the other 50% will be given upon the submission of the revised, final draft.

6. Five successful research proposals will be selected for the grant.

Research template can be accessed here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O6fZiPi_7cOnuhWJ1sDGGLVBOYWtwxe9/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102821476870030620282&rtpof=true&sd=true

IMPORTANT DATES:
Deadline of concept paper: May 31
Announcement of successful papers: June 3
Presentation of the final paper: June 17

EXTENDED SUBMISSION (JUNE 3, 2022 at 9:00 P.M.)

OPEN TO ALL interested researchers, faculty members, and professionals.

1. These are the suggested research themes:
Gender-based violence
Identity-based conflict
Borders and conflict
Human development index and conflict
Shadow economies in BARMM

2. The paper SHOULD use the Conflict Alert Data as the primary data source. Hence, the proposal should primarily be QUANTITATIVE in nature. For the sample data, please click this link https://conflictalert.info

3. The concept paper should clearly establish the background and arguments of the research, present related studies, explain the methodology, and list down the relevant references. The concept paper should NOT exceed five pages in length.

4. Researchers who expressed their interest and whose concept papers are accepted shall be asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement before being granted full access to the final version of Conflict Alert 2011-2020 csv and codebook.

5. The grant is pegged at 40,000 pesos. For the successful paper, 50% of the grant will be given upon the announcement of successful papers and the other 50% will be given upon the submission of the revised, final draft.

6. Five successful research proposals will be selected for the grant.

Research template can be accessed here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O6fZiPi_7cOnuhWJ1sDGGLVBOYWtwxe9/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102821476870030620282&rtpof=true&sd=true

IMPORTANT DATES:
Deadline of concept paper: May 31
Announcement of successful papers: June 3
Presentation of the final paper: June 17

MOA signing between Notre Dame University and other HEIs with Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) under the program Research and Development Fund.

Congratulations to our researchers headed by Dr. Nancy Alombro with the faculty members Peter Jan De Vera and John Paul Catipay!💚

The university is very grateful for the presence of Dr. Krizler C. Tanalgo, an early career, promising scientist, who shared his experience in publishing in high-impact journals to the faculty members and graduate school students.

NDU Research and Publications Center in partnership with International Alert Philippines conducted the discussions on Conflict Alert data and analyses and Early Response Network strategies.

The center is grateful for the active participation of LGUs in the Bangsamoro region, select LGUs in North Cotabato, and relevant ministries in BARMM.

It's a wrap! Thank you Dr. Lacia for the three-session lecture on the use of statistical tools in research.

We are in need of two (2) encoders for our research project. We offer competitive salary.

Notre Dame University Research and Publications Center is in need of two (2) data encoders, preferably one (1) male and one (1) female. For more details, please see the poster. Submit your application letter, CV, and TOR asap.

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