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Scholarly Journals

Move your mouse over the image to find five features of Scholarly Journals.

Scholarly Journals are aimed at scholars, researchers and professionals
Scholarly Journals are usually published quarterly or monthly
In a scholarly journal, an editorial board of scholars reviews articles and accepts those noteworthy for publication.
Scholarly Journals contain long, in-depth articles reporting research of case studies and include bibliographies.
Schoarly journals contain articles written by a specialist with credentials given.

Other examples of journals include:

  • Foreign Affairs
  • Journal of American History
  • Journal of the American Dental Association
  • Music Quarterly
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