Aims and Scope

JoHESSM aims to advance scientific understanding and encourage the exchange of research findings across engineering, applied sciences, medical and health sciences, management, and higher education. The journal provides an interdisciplinary forum while maintaining the methodological and ethical standards appropriate to each field.

Its principal subject areas include:

Engineering and Applied Sciences: Engineering technologies, computational sciences, artificial intelligence, information systems, environmental and energy systems, materials, industrial applications, and related scientific developments.

Medical and Health Sciences: Clinical and biomedical research, public health, epidemiology, medical diagnostics, dentistry, pharmacy, allied health sciences, healthcare technologies, and patient safety.

Management and Organisational Sciences: Strategic and operations management, leadership, organisational development, innovation, healthcare management, knowledge management, governance, and institutional performance.

Higher Education and Academic Development: Educational leadership, teaching and learning, university governance, quality assurance, academic research management, and institutional development.

Interdisciplinary Research: Investigations connecting scientific, technological, clinical, educational, and organisational perspectives to address complex contemporary challenges.

The journal considers quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, experimental, computational, and theoretically grounded research. Manuscripts must demonstrate originality, methodological appropriateness, a meaningful contribution to existing scholarship, and conclusions supported by evidence.