Aims and Scope
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research · Last updated 1 September 2026
1Aims and Scope
The International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research publishes high-quality research from across the academic disciplines, with an emphasis on problem-driven studies that are relevant to society, practice, and policy.
The journal is particularly interested in research that combines qualitative, quantitative, and computational evidence, and that communicates clearly to readers beyond a single specialism.
2Topics of Interest
IJMR welcomes submissions in areas including, but not limited to:
- Sustainable Development and the SDGs
- Health Sciences and Public Health
- Engineering and Technology
- Computing and Information Technology
- Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Applications
- Business, Management, and Economics
- Education and Human Development
- Social Sciences and Humanities
- Environmental Science and Climate Change
- Agriculture and Food Security
- Energy and Natural Resources
- Law, Governance, and Public Policy
- Psychology and Behavioural Science
- Communication and Media Studies
- Urban and Regional Development
- Technology, Society, and Human-Centred Inquiry
- Cross-Sector Collaboration
- Community-Engaged and Participatory Research
- Mixed-Methods Research
- Systematic Reviews and Evidence Synthesis
- Research Methods and Methodology
- Research Ethics and Data Governance
- Open Science and Reproducibility
- Innovation and Development Studies
3Interdisciplinary Contributions
Contributions that combine methods or perspectives from more than one discipline, or that translate research into practice and policy, are particularly encouraged.