Author Guidelines

Prepare your manuscript with confidence.

Follow these guidelines to ensure clarity, consistency and adherence to academic standards.

01 · General Requirements

Before you submit.

  • Manuscripts must be written in English.
  • Submissions must be the author's own original work.
  • Not previously published; not under review elsewhere.
  • All sources, data and references must be properly cited.
  • Plagiarism results in immediate rejection.
  • Manuscripts are screened for AI-generated content.

02 · Manuscript Structure

Standard sections.

Title Page

Includes full title, author names, institutional affiliations, ORCiD Number, and corresponding author contact information.

Abstract

Summarise the study in no more than 250 words: purpose, methodology, main findings, and conclusion.

Keywords

Include 3–6 keywords that represent the main topics of the study.

Introduction

Introduce the research problem and explain its significance; state the study’s objectives clearly.

Literature

Clearly review relevant literature related to the study.

Methodology

Detailed information on research design, participants, data collection, and analysis methods.

Results / Findings

Present the findings clearly, using tables and figures where necessary without repetition.

Discussion

Interpret results, explaining significance and relationship to previous research; highlight limitations.

Conclusion

Summarise key findings, implications, and suggest recommendations or future research directions.

References

Must follow a consistent academic style, preferably APA 7th edition or Harvard style.

03 · Formatting

Clarity and readability.

File format
Microsoft Word (.docx)
Font
Times New Roman, 12 pt
Line spacing
1.5 Spacing
Margins
1 inch (2.54 cm)
Research Articles
Up to 9,000 words
Other Submissions
Up to 4,500 words

04 · Ethics

Research integrity.

  • Studies involving humans must include approval from an ethics committee.
  • Authors must disclose all conflicts of interest and sources of funding.
  • All listed authors must have made a substantial contribution.