About the Journal

New Horizons - Journal of Student Research (NHJSR) is a globally recognized international platform that embraces the spirit of innovation and collaboration. As an open-access, annual, and faculty-reviewed journal, NHJSR is proudly published by the esteemed University St. Kliment Ohridski in Bitola, North Macedonia. Dedicated to the swift dissemination of current student research, NHJSR offers an inclusive space for scholars worldwide.

Our journal actively seeks papers that are not only groundbreaking but also integrative, fostering a cross-disciplinary dialogue that transcends traditional boundaries. NHJSR is committed to making valuable contributions to academia accessible to a wide audience.

NHJSR welcomes a broad spectrum of content, ranging from applied research with real-world implications to theoretical explorations that push the boundaries of knowledge. In our pursuit of excellence, we invite submissions on all topics, creating a diverse and dynamic tapestry of student research.

As an international journal, NHJSR serves as a hub for student researchers from different corners of the world, providing a platform for the exchange of ideas that transcend geographical and cultural boundaries. We take pride in our commitment to open access, ensuring that the wealth of knowledge generated by student researchers is readily available to the global community.

Join us in exploring the vast landscape of student research, where new horizons are constantly being discovered, and boundaries are continually pushed. NHJSR is not just a journal; it is a collaborative journey into the frontiers of knowledge, guided by the passion and intellect of the next generation of scholars.

 

Information for Authors 

  • Articles may come from any country but must be written in English.
  • Articles are considered based on scientific validity and technical quality, not perceived impact.
  • The journal editors reserve the right to return to authors, without peer-review, improperly formatted articles.
  • Authors are discouraged from using figures. (If there is sufficient cause to include figures, authors must submit original electronic copies in PNG, TIF, or high-resolution JPG format). If tables are included, they must be created in Word, not Excel.
  • The journal editors do not require a specific variant of English for submitted articles; however, the grammar must be at a publishable level upon submission. If the article is not written in the author’s native language, authors are encouraged to seek assistance from a native speaker or a professional proofreader before submitting the manuscript.
  • The published articles are hierarchically numbered. They are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. The author holds the copyright and retains publishing rights without restrictions.
  • One author cannot send more than two articles (the first author of one article and a co-author of another one). The author declares that any person named as co-author of the article is aware of the fact and has agreed to be so named.
  • The article text should not include any information that identifies the authors or any other collaborators in the work. The managing editor will remove personal details from the articles before sending them to reviewers.
  • Each author needs to submit a short biography (max. 200 words). If the authors submit their articles via Email, the short biography should be submitted in a separate file.
  • Each author should provide an ORCID ID.
  • The articles should be submitted in a Microsoft Word format (.doc or .docx).
  • Consent from the authors affirming that the article is their original work should accompany the article submission via the online submission form.
  • On average, the process from submission to publication takes approximately 10 weeks. However, this timeframe may vary depending on several factors, including the time needed to identify and secure appropriate peer reviewers for each manuscript.