For authors
Dear colleagues! We are looking forward to announcing the acceptance of scholarly papers for Issue 1 (96)’2025.
You should take the following steps until March 31, 2025, to publish an article: fill in an application form, send an article meeting requirements to vou@udu.kyiv.ua.
Academic integrity
The editors conduct anonymous peer-review of articles and check them for plagiarism using StrikePlagiarism.com by the Polish company Plagiat.pl.
Publication fee
The publication fee is 1000 UAH (for 12 pages). Each extra page is paid additionally for 40 UAH. The publication fee covers the costs associated with peer review, article proofreading and editing, page planning, and publication of its electronic version.
If desired, an author can order a printed copy. It costs 800 UAH paid additionally to the publication fee.
Terms
The journal’s electronic will be publicly available on the website until June 15, 2025.
The printed version will be sent to the authors who order it until July 31, 2025.
Design requirements
Articles submitted for publication should meet the journal’s scope, requirements, and intended for HEI managers and staff, education politicians, scientists, and analytics. Please refrain from submitting articles of a textbook or primitive enumerative nature. The article shall contain the author’s position on the issue or topic concerned. Original material and independent conclusions should make up at least one third of the article.
Authors are responsible for the accuracy of facts, dates, and citations.
Articles should be written using MS Word for Windows.
Font: Times New Roman, 14 fs, line spacing 1.5.
Margins: left – 3 cm, right – 1.5 cm, top, bottom – 2 cm. Paragraph indention – 1.25 cm.
Figures (diagrams and photos) and tables shall be numbered, named and placed after the first in-text reference (for example, Fig. 1) or (Table 1.).
Graphics should also be presented in a separate file. Authors should take care of ease of perception of data in black and white version.
Article’s structural elements:
- UDC;
- author’s surname and name;
- academic degree and rank, position and affiliation, orcid;
Information is presented for each co-author on a new line.
- article title;
- keywords and a brief abstract (900–1000 characters) in Ukrainian (even if the article is in English);
- article main text;
- References;The References list must contain at least 10 titles, of which no more than 20% are written by the author.
Sources are listed alphabetically in the following order: Ukrainian sources first, then foreign sources. It is recommended to rely on the latest and most important national and foreign sources.
Prohibition on using the aggressor state’s scholarly papers:
It is prohibited citing and including in the reference list Russian-language papers published in any country, including papers written in other languages but published in russia and belarus.
In-text references are put in square brackets with the indication of the position number in the list of references, e.g., [5; 9]. If a quotation is used in the article text, it is necessary to indicate the number of the source in the list of references and the page, for example, [1, p. 10], where 1 – the serial number in the list, 10 – the page number. References as footnotes are prohibited. The literature is written in the original language following the APA (American Psychological Association) standard. A DOI shall be indicated if available.
You can use APA citation generators: Citation Machine, bibme.org
- References;
For the active inclusion of the journal’s articles in the circulation of scientific information and the correct indexing of publications by scientometric systems, after providing the refences list in each publication, it is necessary to provide the References block – a list of Cyrillic sources transliterated under the АРА standard. Latin sources are not duplicated in the References list.
- Author’s name and surname in English;
- English abstracts, keywords.
Articles violating requirements are not approved for publication. The editors reserve the right to make editorial corrections.
