Scientia International Journals publish peer-reviewed academic contributions across all areas of knowledge under an Open Peer Review model and a multilingual publication policy.
All accepted articles are published in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, with metadata available in six languages. Authors are encouraged to consult the editorial guidelines before submission.
Submission Format
Manuscripts may be submitted in DOC, DOCX, or RTF format. A formatting template is available for authors who wish to use it.
Research Articles (RA)
Original empirical or theoretical research presenting new findings with clearly defined objectives, methodology, results, and discussion.
Review Articles (REV)
Comprehensive and critical analyses of existing literature, synthesizing current knowledge and identifying research gaps.
Systematic Reviews (SR)
Structured reviews addressing clearly formulated research questions using systematic methods for identification, selection, and critical evaluation of studies.
Methodological Articles (MA)
Articles presenting new methods, significant modifications of existing methods, or innovative applications of established methodologies.
Case Studies (CS)
In-depth analyses of specific cases, institutions, situations, or phenomena within real-world or theoretical contexts.
Short Communications (SC)
Brief reports presenting preliminary findings or concise studies of immediate scientific relevance.
Policy Briefs (PB)
Concise analytical documents addressing policy or institutional issues, including practical implications and evidence-based recommendations.
Book Reviews (BR)
Critical evaluations of recently published academic books relevant to the journal’s scope.
Translation Articles (TA)
Authorized translations of previously published academic works, including full reference to the original version and documented permission from rights holders.
Additional Categories (Activated According to Editorial Demand)
The following categories may be activated depending on thematic scope, special issues, or editorial demand.
Registered Reports (RR)
Empirical articles in which proposed research methods and analyses are peer-reviewed before data collection begins, enhancing transparency and methodological rigor.
Study Protocols (SP)
Detailed descriptions of research study designs, including objectives, methodology, and planned analyses. Protocols for systematic reviews should be registered in advance.
Data Papers (DP)
Peer-reviewed descriptions of datasets, including data collection methods, structure, and potential reuse, without presenting analytical conclusions.
Software Tool Articles (STA)
Articles presenting the development of new software tools or significant updates to existing tools, including methodological justification and examples of application.
Perspective Articles (PA)
Scholarly reflections presenting informed viewpoints on emerging issues or debates within a specific field, grounded in academic argumentation.
Commentaries (COM)
Short peer-reviewed texts discussing or responding to previously published articles, contributing to academic dialogue.
Consensus Statements (CONS)
Documents developed by expert panels presenting agreed recommendations or guidelines on specific scientific or professional issues.
Replication Studies (RS)
Studies designed to replicate previously published research in order to confirm, refine, or challenge existing findings.
