Universitas: Journal of Global Research and Innovation

2026 - 2026

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Volume 1, issue 2, 2026

The Effect of Low Fat, Organic, and Sugar Free Labels on Consumer Perception in Food and Beverages Marketing in Bangladesh pp. 1-16

Sultan Ahmed

Vanishing Corporeality and the Ethics of Presence: Decontextualizing Performance Art in Recourse to Metamodernity pp. 17-29

C. S. Biju

Revisiting Christ’s Crucifixion & Resurrection: Pinpointing History’s Most Important Dates pp. 30-59

Samie S. Pimentel

Content Validity and Internal Consistency of a Gordon-Based Household Health Assessment Instrument pp. 60-71

Jay Stephen C. Mondong, RN, RM, LPT, Mn, Grethel A. Gomez, RM, Dm, Rm Honeylyn Villegas, Jofemarie P. Cabal, RM, Mph, Bailey Ray S. Lee, RN, RM, Man and Rm Keren Happuch O. Noronio

Modeling Internal Migration Dynamics Through Markov Chains: Empirical Findings of Long-Term Population Redistribution in Antipolo City pp. 72-97

Aldrin C. Tabios

Volume 1, issue 1, 2026

Determinants of Employee Productivity Among Selected Private Tertiary Education in Laoag City pp. 1-13

Roger Morillo and Grachiel Ancheta

Psychological Resilience among Nurses in Selected Hospitals in Calapan City pp. 14-44

Ma. Jaenara M. Bitao and PhD Arby James E. Abonalla

AI-Tpack and the Pre-Service Teacher: Mapping the Structural Disconnect Between Personal AI Use and Instructional Design pp. 45-60

Gina Fe S. Legaspi, Editha C. Mateo, Flordeliza B. Ferrer and Maria Cristina Reyes

Language Policy, Nationalism, and Women’s Participation in Bangladesh’s Foreign Diplomacy pp. 71-85

Tanjina Jahan

Paradigm shift in EFL Language Teaching: Looking for the Method for Effective Teaching

Jacques Yakamou

Digital Colonialism and Linguistic Hegemony in Post-Pandemic Higher Education: A Study on Bangladeshi University Classrooms

Tanjina Jahan