Aims and Scope

Polaris Global Journal of Scholarly Research and Trends (PGJSRT) is an international, peer-reviewed scholarly journal publishing high-quality original research, review articles, and interdisciplinary scholarship across four principal subject areas: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences, General Arts and Humanities, General Social Sciences, and Visual Arts and Performing Arts.

The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, applied, qualitative, quantitative, and interdisciplinary research with clear scholarly relevance and an international perspective.

PGJSRT particularly covers:

General Agricultural and Biological Sciences — agriculture, plant sciences, animal sciences, biodiversity, ecology, food and agricultural systems, natural resources, sustainable agriculture, biological sciences, environmental interactions, and interdisciplinary studies connecting agriculture and biology with society and sustainability.

General Arts and Humanities — language and linguistics, literature, history, philosophy, cultural studies, heritage, religion, communication, humanities scholarship, interdisciplinary cultural research, and studies examining human experience, ideas, identity, and creative expression.

General Social Sciences — sociology, education, communication, social policy, development studies, human geography, interdisciplinary social research, globalization, migration, communities, social change, culture and society, and studies addressing contemporary social challenges.

Visual Arts and Performing Arts — visual arts, fine arts, design, photography, digital and new media art, art history, theatre, drama, music, dance, film and screen studies, performance studies, traditional and indigenous arts, arts education, artistic research, and creative practice.

PGJSRT particularly encourages interdisciplinary studies connecting agriculture, biological sciences, society, culture, humanities, education, communication, sustainability, media, and the arts.

Manuscripts should present a clear research problem, appropriate methodology or scholarly approach, meaningful academic contribution, and relevance to at least one of the journal’s four principal subject areas.

Purely clinical, medical, engineering, or highly technical studies without a clear connection to agricultural and biological sciences, arts and humanities, social sciences, or visual and performing arts are normally outside the journal’s scope.