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Lecturer of Indonesian Literature Study Program FIB Unud Won the Highest Sinta Score Award
Lecturer of The Indonesian Literature Study
Program, Prof. I Nyoman Darma Putra, M.Litt., Ph.D., received the Liga Utama
award of the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) of Udayana
University as the researcher with the highest Sinta score in the last three
years among 1897 Unud lecturers.
Award Charter
The award was conveyed by the Head of LPPM Unud,
Prof. Dr. drh. I Nyoman Suarsana, M.Si., in the celebration of the peak of the
60th Anniversary of Unud, Thursday, September 29, 2022, at the Unud Bukit
Jimbaran Campus.
At the event witnessed by the Rector of
Unud, the deans of unud, and all leaders and the academic community,
prizes were also handed over to the other nine best award recipients in the
field of research and publication among Udayan University lecturers, such as the author of the most articles and the most book publishers.
Based on The Sinta
Web Score
The assessment of the highest score achievement is
carried out based on calculations on the SINTA (Science and Technology Index)
web, which is an institution of the Ministry of Education and Culture that indexes
journals and lecturer activities in research and publications.
In The Sinta Web also reads the number of articles
published by the author, both in national and international journals. Sinta also records data on book
publications and citations.
Until the calculation of September 19, 2022, Prof.
Darma recorded the highest Sinta Score for a three-year count, namely 1595
among Unud lecturers recorded in Sinta as many as 1897 people (Link: https://sinta.kemdikbud.go.id/affiliations/authors/433).
Prof. Darma achieved the H-index scopus 5 and for
Google Scholar H-index 24. This score is not as big as the H-index of Scopus
and Google Scholar of other Unud lecturers, but what is calculated for this
award is the total Sinta Score.
For articles indexed by Scopus, Prof. Darma is
recorded to have published 22 articles, both written by himself and as a
co-author with lecturers or students who are guided.
Darma Putra Profile
Darma Putra is an alumnus of the Indonesian
Literature Study Program in 1985 and began to become a lecturer here in 1986.
Postgraduate education for the master's and linear
doctorates for Indonesian literature was pursued at the University of Sydney
(1992-1994) and the University of Queensland (1998-2002), both in Australia,
respectively.
Since she was a student, she has pursued
journalism with long work experience at Bali Post, Abc Australia's
Editor magazine, Radio and TV. In 2004, he received a six-week research
scholarship at London Metropolitan University, collaborating with Prof. Michael
Hitchcock to write the book Tourism Development and Terrorism in Bali (Ashgate,
2007/ Routledge, 2018).
After graduating from his doctorate, Darma took
a postdoc at the University of Queensland (2007-2010), a research fellow at
KITLV Leiden (2010), The Cross-Cultural Centre Ascona Switzerland (2012), the
University of Melbourne (2015). In March 2018, he was a visiting lecturer at
the University of Glasgow; and October 2019 at Toyo University, Tokyo.
In 2018, Darma was selected as an outstanding
lecturer at the Unud in the field of Social Humanities; entered the top 8
national outstanding lecturers. His book Literary Heterogeneity in Bali
received the best literary criticism book award 2021 from the Minister of
Education and Culture Ristek. The book was republished by BRIN Publishers
(https://penerbit.brin.go.id/press/catalog/book/552 ).
In 2011, Darma pioneered the BaliNese Journal
of Studies (accredited by Sinta 2). In 2014-2017, Darma became the
Co-Director of the S2 Study Program for Tourism Studies and published the
journal JUMPA (Sinta-3).
In 2022, Darma was selected with 29 international
scientists as a mentor for young Indonesian researchers in the Science
Leadership Collaborative - The Conversation Indonesia program.
Darma actively writes literary, tourism, cultural
books, and is a frequent speaker of international seminars.
Since March 2022, Prof. Darma Putra has served as a Doctoral Study
Program in Cultural Studies, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Udayana University (DP)
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES