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Communicating your findings to others is a crucial and exciting aspect of research. When your research experience culminates in a paper, you may want to consider submitting it to one of the undergraduate research journals listed below. If you have been collaborating with a faculty member or a research team, be sure to clear your proposed submission with your faculty supervisor.
The Undergraduate Writing Center offers many services for undergraduate writers, including lists of resources for writing in the humanities and science and technical writing.
Produced annually by students at the University of Texas at Austin, Analecta is comprised of student art and previously unpublished student literature collected from a contest held at over 280 colleges and universities each fall.
University of Texas Undergraduate Research Journal
The University of Texas at Austin Undergraduate Research Journal is a newly created student edited and published multidisciplinary journal of undergraduate studies and research. Its purpose is to highlight the research and independent studies of undergraduate students from all academic disciplines. The journal will present this work to the university community so that others may gain an appreciation for the independent and creative intellectual work of undergraduate students at the University of Texas at Austin.
AGORA: An Online Undergraduate Journal of Humanities
Agora is a refereed research journal sponsored by the Center for Humanities Research at Texas A&M University. It is published twice a year online, and each issue features papers and book reviews written by undergraduates and reviewed by professors.
The Dualist: Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy
The Dualist is a publication dedicated to recognizing valuable undergraduate contributions in philosophy and to providing a medium for undergraduate discourse on topics of philosophical interest. It was created by students at Stanford University in 1994 and has since featured submissions from undergraduates around the world. The journal is published each spring and is distributed to philosophy departments across the nation.
Pittsburgh Undergraduate Review
The Pittsburgh Undergraduate Review gives undergraduates throughout the country an avenue for publication of original scholarship which might otherwise go unnoticed. The review process of the PUR is similar to that of professional academic journals. At least two referees with expertise in fields related to the topic of each prospective article are chosen from a pool of faculty members at the University of Pittsburgh and surrounding institutions. These referees evaluate the paper with regard to originality and clarity, as well as quality of reasoning and research.
Psi Chi Journal of Undergraduate Research
The Psi Chi Journal of Undergraduate Research encourages undergraduate students to submit manuscripts for consideration. Submissions are accepted for review on an ongoing basis. Although manuscripts are limited to empirical research, they may cover any topical area in the psychological sciences.
American Undergraduate Journal of Politics and Government
The American Undergraduate Journal of Politics and Government provides a competitive, bi-annual platform exclusively for undergraduate papers. Students from any class and major are encouraged to submit papers to one of four divisions encompassed by the Journal:
The Journal’s Editorial Board is comprised of undergraduate peers at Purdue University, who endeavor each semester to publish manuscripts of the highest academic quality.
Journal of Young Investigators
JYI publishes original research papers, review articles, features, letters to the editor, and other science-related content. Reports on original research are limited to research conducted while or before the author was an undergraduate.
CalTech Undergraduate Research Journal
Submissions are welcomed from undergraduates at all educational institutions.
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