The paper must be a minimum of 3,500 words.
The abstract should cover the following sections: Purpose, Design/Methodology/Approach, Findings, Conclusion, and Practical Implications. It should be between 150 and 200 words.
A thorough literature review should be included, ensuring the most recent sources are integrated alongside older studies.
References must adhere to the journal’s specified referencing style. All citations in the text must be included in the reference list.
Figures and tables should be presented clearly and accurately.
Key Aspects for Empirical Research and Econometric Modeling:
Financial Risks
Tuition dependency and revenue diversification
Public funding volatility and government subsidies
Endowment fund performance
Student loan default rates
Operational Risks
Faculty turnover and hiring risks
Cybersecurity risks in digital learning
Campus safety and crisis response
Data Sources for Empirical Analysis
University financial reports
Enrollment and retention statistics
Government education funding data
Student satisfaction surveys
Econometric Model Possibilities
Panel Data Regression: Examining risk factors across multiple universities over time
Logistic Regression: Predicting financial distress based on university-specific risk factors
Time Series Models: Forecasting tuition revenue based on historical funding patterns
Structural Equation Modeling (SEM): Assessing the interplay between financial risks and student outcomes
