The workshop featured Dr. M. Dharma Tuah Putra Nasution, S.E., M.M. as the speaker. The event opened with remarks from the Head of the Master's and Doctoral Programs in Management Science, Prof. Dr. Yeni Absah, S.E., M.Si., who emphasized the importance of strengthening scientific writing skills among lecturers and students in responding to the demands of academic publications, particularly in reputable national and international journals.

In his presentation, the speaker discussed various important aspects of preparing Systematic Literature Review articles, ranging from understanding the characteristics of SLR and structuring scientific articles to determining research topics and identifying research gaps, as well as strategies for selecting target journals that align with the quality and research field of the manuscript. In addition, participants gained an understanding of the peer review process, strategies for responding to reviewers' comments, and the stages of manuscript revision to meet the standards of reputable scientific publications.

The workshop proceeded interactively through discussion and question-and-answer sessions between the speaker and participants. These sessions provided lecturers and students with opportunities to deepen their understanding of the challenges of scientific article writing and gain practical insights into strategies for producing high-quality publications. The interactions also opened up opportunities for research collaboration and co-authorship within the academic community.

The collaborative organization of this workshop by the three study programs is expected to strengthen a productive and collaborative academic culture while ensuring continuity in the development of scientific writing competencies at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels. Through this activity, members of the academic community are encouraged to produce scholarly works that not only meet reputable publication standards but also contribute to the advancement of knowledge and management practices.

This activity also supports Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education through the enhancement of lecturers' and students' academic competencies, the strengthening of learning quality, and the development of research capacity within higher education institutions.

Through this workshop, the Undergraduate Program in Management, Master's Program in Management Science, and Doctoral Program in Management Science, FEB USU, hope to continue promoting improvements in the quality and quantity of scientific publications, expanding academic networks, and strengthening the institution's contribution to the development of management science at both national and international levels.