Focus and Scope
THE The Nova Terra Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal aims to publish original and unpublished works in various fields of knowledge, resulting from scientific research and experiences on diverse practices in the field of professional activity. The target audience is students, professors, researchers from various fields, as well as those interested in the topics in general.
The journal does not accept papers submitted simultaneously to other journals, and if this is detected, authors will be prevented from publishing again in the journal. Texts may be published in Portuguese, English, and Spanish .
Section Policies
Educational Sciences - Indexed - Peer-reviewed
Biological Sciences - Indexed - Peer-reviewed
Health Sciences - Indexed - Peer-reviewed
Exact and Earth Sciences - Indexed - Peer-reviewed
Humanities, Social Sciences and Applied Social Sciences - Indexed - Peer-reviewed
Peer Review Process
Submitted papers will be sent to the Editor-in-Chief, who, after an initial review of the submission criteria to verify compliance with the journal's editorial policy and regulatory requirements, will forward the paper to two external reviewers, not affiliated with the submitting authors' institutions, for a double-blind review. In the event of discrepancies in the evaluation, the paper will be sent to a third reviewer. The reviewers' names will be kept confidential.
Declaration of Ethics and Good Practices in Publishing
The Nova Terra Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal is a peer-reviewed journal, aiming to ensure the highest standards of ethical publication. Therefore, the agreement of all stakeholders involved in the publication process—Editors, Editorial Board, ad hoc reviewers, and Authors—on ethical standards is both important and necessary. The following principles are considered based on the Code of Conduct and Best Practices for Journal Editors of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).