Selecting an appropriate journal is an important step in the publication process. A suitable journal should align with your research topic, academic field, manuscript type and intended readership. AKIPH helps researchers evaluate potential journals and understand the key factors involved in making an informed decision.
Comparing your research topic and manuscript focus against a journal's stated aims and scope.
Checking article type, word count, structure, formatting and referencing requirements.
Reviewing publisher information, publication model, fees and editorial process.
Checking editorial policies, peer review information and fee transparency.
Depending on the agreed scope of your requirement.
You'll receive a shortlist of potentially suitable journals, together with relevant information to help you make an informed selection.
Journal selection support does not guarantee acceptance, indexing, faster publication or a favourable editorial decision. Researchers should independently verify current journal policies and requirements before submission.
