The Elsevier publishing company will provide an online training course in Arabic on Scopus Indexing and the DC Journal Platform on Thursday, 18 June 2020, at 11:00 KSA time.
Themes of the Course:
Introduction to the instructions of the Scopus indexing database.
Learning the basics of the Scopus database index.
** You can register in the course via the following link:
** Hurry to register in the course, as the number of seats is limited. To obtain the course brochure, please click here.
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