The authors are invited to submit their original, unpublished articles not currently under review by any other conference or journals. Accepted papers will be scheduled for presentation at the conference and published in SCI/Scopus/WoS /ISBN Book. The length of the paper should be between 4000-5000 words. The plagiarism rate of the manuscript should be less than 10% with 14 consecutive words. No AI-content is allowed.
The details of the publication opportunities are given below:
SPECIAL ISSUE – Journal of International Students
- Selected papers from the conference will be considered for inclusion in the special issue "Rethinking Global Education in the Era of Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous (VUCA) Times" of the Journal of International Students.
Guest editors: Dr. Nimisha Beri and Dr. Vijay Chechi.
Focus: The issue explores key topics including the intersection of culture and language in learning, promotion of multilingualism and cross-cultural well-being, global partnerships for research and careers, interdisciplinary approaches to VUCA challenges, digital literacy and citizenship, psychological scale validation for academic disruptions, integration of AI/VR/AR in education, STEAM education for innovation, and sustainable practices aligned with UN SDGs.
Submissions are invited as Research Articles (4,500-7,500 words) or Research in Briefs (up to 2,000 words), in English.
Full Details available at https://www.ojed.org/jis/vuca
Submission LinkBook Chapter: Bentham Science
- Selected papers from the conference will be considered for inclusion in the upcoming edited book Pathways to Sustainable Development, published by Bentham Science Publishers and will be sent for indexing in Scopus.
Edited by:Dr. Jashanpreet Singh & Dr. Harpreet Singh Dalla
Publisher: Bentham Science
Focus: Exploring innovative pathways to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through human-centered, value-based, and holistic approaches to society, economy, and nature.
Chapters Details
Chapter 1: Sustainable Development: Introduction, Current Scenario and Challenges.
Chapter 2: Alternative Way Ahead for SDGs.
Chapter 3: Understanding the Nature of Basic Human Aspiration.
Chapter 4: Scope of Human Living: Individual, Family, Society and Nature
Chapter 5: Complete Understanding of Human Being
Chapter 6: Management by Values and Relationship
Chapter 7: Dimensions to Resolve Conflicts in Society.
Chapter 8: Protecting Ecosystems and Biodiversity: Reconnecting Humanity and Nature
Chapter 9: Cyclic Economy, Holistic Business Model & Social Entrepreneurship
Chapter 10: Role of Education and Awareness
Chapter 11: Future Challenges for Humanity and Nature
Special Issue: International Journal of Body, Mind, and Culture
Selected papers from the conference will be considered for inclusion in the special issue “Innovating Change: Advancing Mental Health, Social Work, and Community Resilience”, Guest editor by Dr. Mridula Mishra.
Focus: This special issue aims to explore emerging perspectives and research contributions at the intersection of mental health, social work, and community resilience. It highlights innovative approaches, interdisciplinary practices, and policy-level interventions designed to strengthen individuals, families, and societies in times of uncertainty and rapid transformation.
- Innovations in mental health care and community-based interventions
- Social work practices fostering inclusive and equitable communities
- Strengthening resilience in vulnerable populations through education and outreach
- Policy frameworks and governance for mental health and social well-being
- Role of technology, AI, and digital platforms in advancing mental health services
- Interdisciplinary collaborations addressing crises, trauma, and social inequities
- Sustainable models of social support aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals
Author Guidelines available at [https://ijbmc.org/index.php/ijbmc/author-guidelines].
Publishing Partner
The Journal of International Students (JIS) is a quarterly peer-reviewed publication on international education. We prioritize submissions that advance under researched areas, center on diverse perspectives, and use robust research designs. Topics include global competence, decolonization, employability, sustainability, and virtual mobility, among others, with a focus on rigorous analysis.
The International Journal of Body, Mind and Culture (IJBMC) is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing holistic health studies. Indexed in Scopus (Q2 in Health Humanities, Q3 in Medicine Miscellaneous, Q4 in Psychiatry & Mental Health, and Applied Psychology), the journal provides a global platform for innovative scholarship at the intersection of health, psychology, and culture.
