Submission Information

PIRJ welcomes high-quality submissions that demonstrate originality, methodological integrity, and interdisciplinary relevance. All manuscripts are evaluated first for fit and baseline quality, then—where suitable—through structured double-blind peer review.

How to Submit

Authors must submit original work that is not under consideration elsewhere. Manuscripts should be presented in clear academic English, with all authors accurately listed, ethical approvals disclosed where applicable, and conflicts of interest declared.

Manuscripts must be formatted strictly according to the APA 7th Edition guidelines. Submissions that do not meet baseline formatting or ethical requirements may be declined during initial screening.

Submit Your Manuscript

Article Processing Charge

$120 USD

Per accepted manuscript

  • Standard APC: $120 USD
  • Payable only after peer-review and acceptance
  • Covers editorial, production, and archiving costs
  • Discounts available for LMIC and Partners

Submission Checklist

Ensure your manuscript includes the following mandatory items

Title page with full author affiliations
Structured abstract and 5-8 keywords
Main manuscript (anonymized for review)
Complete reference list (APA 7th Style)
Conflict of interest and funding statements
ORCID IDs for all contributing authors
Ethical approval statement (if applicable)

Accepted Article Categories

PIRJ publishes a range of scholarly contributions across disciplines

Original Research Articles

Detailed reports of original studies (3,000–8,000 words).

Review Articles

Critical evaluations of existing literature (4,000–9,000 words).

Methods Papers

New research methodologies and protocols (2,000–4,000 words).

Perspectives & Commentaries

Expert views on current scholarly topics (1,000–2,000 words).

Case Reports or Case Series

Detailed case analyses and clinical documentation.

Interdisciplinary Conceptual Papers

Theoretical frameworks bridging multiple fields.

All submissions undergo a double-blind peer review by at least two independent experts.