[Kudus, Indonesia] — On Friday, June 23, 2023, the Department of English Education held a call for papers event on Friday, June 23, 2023, which was sponsored by the Faculty of Tarbiyah at IAIN Kudus. The event was a huge success. Students, teachers, and academics from a wide range of backgrounds came together at the event, which was based around the topic "International Conference on Students' Research Proposals: Research Proposal in Any Fields of Education," to investigate and contribute to educational research.

Students and researchers were given the opportunity to submit their research projects in a variety of educational sectors through the call for papers event, which enabled them to do so. In order to inspire academic inquiry among the next generation of academics, the goal was to create an atmosphere that was conducive to collaboration, which would allow for the sharing of novel ideas.

Inspiring keynote addresses were given by prominent figures in the field of education, including Muh. Noor Sulaiman Syah, S.Pd.I., M.Pd. PhD. (Cand) at Central Queensland University, Pryla Rochmawati, M.Pd. (External Reviewer from IAIN Ponorogo), and Lilik Istiqomah, S.S., M. Hum., M.Pd., PhD. (Cand) at Western Sydney University. They discussed the significance of robust research proposals in the process of influencing educational practices and policies. A statement made by Sulaiman Syah stated that "the depth and creativity of the research projects that were presented are absolutely outstanding." "It is really encouraging to see such a strong dedication to improve education via research that has been carefully considered and professionally prepared.”

Individuals among the students who presented their papers at the event include Izzatul Milah M.S., Sevia Amelia, Shofwatin Ni'mah, Fia Ishma, Tuti Sopiyah, and Isnaini Juliawati. These pupils are students in the English Education Department who are in their sixth term. The success of the event demonstrates the thriving academic community that exists at IAIN Kudus, as well as the institution's commitment to furthering research and teaching on a global scale.