How do I become a peer reviewer, what are the qualifications required, and where can I list my reviewing interests?

 

Editorial Director,
You do not have to have a PhD or other advanced degree, but you should have the credentials to consider yourself a peer or expert in a particular subject area of ​​your expertise. At a minimum, you should have published several works in the subject and be indexed in a well-known international publisher, i.e. Scopus, Web of Science, or Copernicus, and have a methodological background in quantitative or qualitative research methods.

 

Do not register as a peer reviewer if you have a conflict of interest (please note that we will treat any attempt by authors to register as reviewers under false identities as scientific misconduct and reserve the right to immediately reject such articles and notify the host institution).

 

Fill out the registration form at the following link Registration Form