Resources

1) Useful Phrases for Academic Writing-1
2) https://www.scimagojr.com/journalrank.php

This website lists journals according to their Impact Factors. It also offers rankings specific to science branches, countries and years. You can visit this site before submitting your article.

3) https://www.phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk/

This website lists the English patterns to be used in all possible sections in research articles. You can benefit from this website while creating your research article.

4) https://tr.urapcenter.org/2019/

This website gives the annual ranking of universities in the world. It provides preliminary information for the locations of the universities where you will attend for academic activities.

5) https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/gazi-ebooks/detail.action?docID=601786&query=

“Academic Discourse: English in a Global Context”: It is a book written by Ken Hyland, one of the leading scientists in Academic Writing. It includes mainly theoretical knowledge and partially practical applications on Academic Discourse, which is the upper framework that includes research articles in English (NOTE: You can also access many articles by Ken Hyland on different dimensions of Academic Writing through our university databases.)

6) https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/gazi-ebooks/detail.action?docID=784215&query=

 "Hedging in Scientific Research Articles": A book by Ken Hyland, one of the leading scientists in Academic Writing, on hedging (avoiding strict, strong, self-binding statements; softening your judgment, opinion, proposition) to be used in English research articles. In addition to theoretical information on hedging, it also includes examples that you can use when you want to hedge in your writing (NOTE: You can also access many articles by Ken Hyland on different dimensions of Academic Writing through our university databases.)

7) Academic Writing Seminar 2: "Sosyal Bilimlerde ve Temel Bilimlerde İngilizce Makale Yazımında Şekil ve Üslup" by Doç. Dr. Cemal ÇAKIR