Monograph Grant

Universitas Trisakti actively provides full support to lecturers to enhance their capacity and competence in producing scholarly works through the Monograph Grant Program. The Monograph Grant Program is managed by the Research Institute of Universitas Trisakti to facilitate lecturers in transforming their research topics into monographs, thereby increasing the collection of high-quality monographs at the university. Grant funds cover the entire process, from preparation through to publication by a professional publisher.

Accordingly, guidelines have been developed for all parties involved to ensure that the process—from monograph preparation to publication—is carried out effectively and according to the established schedule.

The Guidelines for Monograph Grant Preparation and Submission consist of two parts: Part One contains instructions for Monograph Preparation, and Part Two contains instructions for Monograph Grant Submission.

The Standard Operating Procedure for Monograph Grant Submission, along with the required submission documents, can be downloaded here:

Monograph Grant Proposal Cover
Letter of Willingness to Prepare the Monograph
Monograph Outline/Content Overview
Author Team Statement Letter
Preface Description
Research Team’s Research Roadmap
Monograph Example (1)
Monograph Example (2)

Monograph grant proposals will be selected and evaluated by two reviewers.
The assessment components that proposing authors should note and carefully consider are as follows:

Desk Evaluation Assessment Form
Monitoring and Evaluation Form

Selecting references or literature is a crucial part of writing a scholarly work, as such a work requires supporting references. Citations provide information that helps readers locate the supporting references used by the author. An inability to properly manage citations from selected references often results in citations within a scholarly work being written incorrectly or inaccurately. Writing citations correctly and accurately is a vital step in avoiding plagiarism.

To assist in the preparation of the monograph, authors may utilize: