ABOUT THE JOURNAL

Frequency: 12 Issues Per Year
Paper Submission: Throughout the Month
Areas Covered: Multidisciplinary
Accepted Language: English/ Filipino
Type of Articles: Research Paper, Survey Paper, Informative Article, Case Studies, Review Papers, Comparative Studies, Dissertation Chapters Research Proposals orSynopsis, M. Tech / M.E / PhD Thesis, Photo Essay

AIM & SCOPE

International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Studies (IJAMS) – ISSN 2782-893X is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed , scholarly, open access printed and online journal. The Journal accepts the submission of manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence. Thus, it reports on the latest research findings and innovations to raise the understanding of the global development.

IJAMS aims to provide a forum for scholars and practitioners in Multidisciplinary studies to exchange ideas and publish research that further enhance the knowledge and understanding. Papers published by the journal aim to represent important advances of significance to specialists within each field.

The journal welcomes articles, research notes, and book reviews that focus on the dynamics of global change and development of all regions, societies, cultures, and the global community.

IJAMS MISSION

• Offer perspectives on contemporary research by giving voice to leading scholars and policymakers in the field
• Promote Multidisciplinary research of renowned experts in the field
• Play a role in shaping the future of intellectual discourse.

IJAMS ACCEPTS FOLLOWING TYPES OF ARTICLES

1. Review Article – An article discussing a single topic in detail.
2. Original Article – An article reporting results of clinical, pre-clinical and experimental research including randomized controlled trials, international studied, case-control studies, outcome studies, studies of screening and diagnostic test and cost effectiveness analysis.
3. Short Report – Report of work on significant novel developments or important preliminary observations.
4. Rapid Communication – Articles reporting results of a pilot study or preliminary findings of a study