Focus and Scope

Journal of Student Research Dissemination (JSRD) focuses on publishing scholarly manuscripts that present clear academic contributions, relevant research findings, innovative ideas, and evidence-based solutions across various fields of study. The journal provides a publication space for manuscripts that are conceptually strong, methodologically sound, and relevant to current academic, professional, and societal developments.

The journal welcomes manuscripts within the following areas:

  1. Education and learning innovation

Studies on teaching and learning, curriculum development, educational technology, assessment, pedagogy, teacher education, and innovative learning practices.

  1. Social sciences and humanities

Research on society, communication, psychology, sociology, anthropology, history, politics, public administration, and human development.

  1. Science and technology

Studies related to natural sciences, applied sciences, digital technology, information systems, engineering, and technological innovation.

  1. Health studies

Research on public health, health education, nursing, pharmacy, medical-related studies, nutrition, and community health.

  1. Economics, management, and entrepreneurship

Studies on business, finance, accounting, marketing, organizational management, entrepreneurship, creative economy, and economic development.

  1. Law and public policy

Research on legal studies, governance, public policy, human rights, regulation, institutional development, and social justice.

  1. Culture, language, and literature

Studies on cultural practices, local wisdom, linguistics, language education, literary studies, translation, and cultural preservation.

  1. Environment and sustainable development

Research on environmental issues, conservation, climate change, sustainable development, disaster management, and community-based sustainability.

  1. Research-based community service

Articles that report community engagement, empowerment programs, applied research, social innovation, and research-based solutions for community needs.

  1. Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies

Research that integrates two or more fields of study to address complex academic, technological, social, cultural, environmental, or developmental issues.

JSRD accepts empirical research articles, literature reviews, conceptual papers, case studies, model development studies, innovation reports, and research-based community service articles. Manuscripts should demonstrate originality, clarity of argument, appropriate methodology, and relevance to the selected field of study.