All submissions must use the official double-column manuscript template. Download it, replace the placeholder text in each part with your own content, and upload the completed file on the submission page. Typing into the template keeps your title, authors, abstract, keywords, headings, figures, tables, and references in the journal's house style and consistent with the metadata indexed by Crossref and Google Scholar.
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The Journal of Applied Sciences Management Technology and Education Research (JASMTER) is a peer-reviewed, open-access, multidisciplinary journal. It publishes original research, reviews, and case studies across the applied sciences, management, technology, and education, providing a rigorous, rapid, and fully open venue for scholarship that bridges disciplines and connects theory with practice. We especially welcome work that cuts across these fields to address real-world problems.
This journal accepts three article types. Use the section structure that matches yours.
Original research follows IMRaD: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and a short Conclusion.
Review articles use an Introduction, your own themed review sections, a Discussion, and a Conclusion.
Case reports use an Introduction, Case presentation, Discussion, and Conclusion, and must confirm patient consent to publish.
Journal of Applied Sciences Management Technology and Education Research publishes in a professional double-column layout. The quickest and safest way to comply is to download the Word template and type your content directly into it: it already carries the correct page size, margins, columns, fonts, heading styles, and caption styles. Do not change the template's layout, column settings, or fonts.
The front matter runs full width across the top of the first page, in this order: the journal banner, the article type, the title, the author list, affiliations, the corresponding author's e-mail, the abstract, and the keywords. The main body then flows in two columns below. This mirrors the published article, so what you write is close to what readers finally see.
Title and authors. Give a concise, specific title. List authors with superscript numbers linking each to an affiliation, and mark the corresponding author. Provide each author's affiliation and, where possible, ORCID. The author list must match what you enter on the online submission form.
Abstract and keywords. The abstract is a single self-contained paragraph of about 150–250 words with no citations or undefined abbreviations. Immediately after it, list 5 to 6 keywords separated by semicolons. Keywords are required and are also entered on the submission form.
Headings are numbered decimally: main sections as 1 Introduction, 2 Methods and so on; subsections as 2.1, and third-level headings as 2.1.1 run into the start of the paragraph. Number sections consecutively; do not number the Acknowledgments or References headings in the body of your writing.
Figures carry the caption below the figure, labelled "Fig. 1", "Fig. 2", … in order of first mention. Supply each figure as a separate high-resolution image as well as placing it in the manuscript.
Tables carry the caption above the table, labelled "Table 1", "Table 2", … Use horizontal rules only (a rule above and below the header row and at the foot of the table); do not use vertical rules or heavy gridlines.
Equations are numbered consecutively with the number in parentheses at the right margin of the column, for example (1), and are referred to by that number in the text.
Cite sources in the text with numbers in square brackets in order of appearance, for example [1], [2], and list them in that order under References. Give the authors as surname followed by initials, the title in single quotation marks, and the source in italics. List all authors up to three; for more than three, give the first author followed by et al. Follow these patterns exactly:
Include statements on funding, conflicts of interest, ethics and consent, data availability, and author contributions. Write "Not applicable" where a statement does not apply. These are also entered on the submission form.
Every article this journal publishes is open access under CC BY 4.0, free to read with a clear reuse license. By submitting, authors confirm the work is original, not under consideration elsewhere, and that all listed authors approve the submission.
