Searching for journals by subject

Whilst BrowZine is an excellent tool for finding and browsing journals, it is not designed for searching for articles. If you need to search for articles by title, subject or by author, please use LibrarySearch, and see our guides on searching for specific articles, or searching for articles on a subject. 

In addition to subject-based journal discovery, BrowZine offers other useful features: 

• Use BrowZine as an alerting service to stay up-to-date with the latest issues of your preferred journals. 
• Download the BrowZine mobile app for convenient access to your favorite journals on your smartphone or tablet. 

For more in-depth information on BrowZine's features and benefits, please see our full BrowZine guide. 

In addition to using the embedded search widget on this page, you can access BrowZine through the following methods: 

• Direct link to BrowZine
• "Browse journals" option on the LibrarySearch banner.
• BrowZine mobile app

These alternative access options can be helpful if you prefer to browse journals by subject or if you want to use BrowZine on your mobile device. 

• Find reliable sources (all levels): BrowZine helps you identify trusted, peer-reviewed publications in your subject area, ensuring that you're using credible sources for your work. This is important for all levels of study, as using reliable sources is a fundamental aspect of academic writing. 
• Stay current with the latest research (all levels, especially postgraduate): Regularly browsing journals in your field through BrowZine helps you stay up-to-date with the most recent findings, methodologies, and discussions. This is crucial for all levels of study, but particularly important for postgraduate students who are expected to have a deep understanding of their discipline. 
• Discover new journals that align with your research interests (all levels, especially postgraduate): BrowZine's subject-based browsing allows you to discover new publications that you may not have been aware of previously, broadening your understanding of your field and providing new perspectives on your research interests. 
• Understand the scope and focus of different journals (all levels, especially postgraduate): By exploring journals in your field through BrowZine, you can better understand the scope, focus, and target audience of various publications. This knowledge can help you select the most appropriate journals for your research and tailor your work accordingly. 
• Identify interdisciplinary connections (all levels, especially postgraduate): BrowZine's subject-based browsing can also help you identify interdisciplinary connections and potential areas for collaboration. This is important for all levels of study, as many research questions span multiple disciplines, and is particularly relevant for postgraduate students who are likely to engage in more complex, interdisciplinary research projects. 
• Identify potential publication venues for your own research (postgraduate research): For postgraduate research students, especially those pursuing a PhD, identifying journals in your field through BrowZine can help you find suitable venues to publish your own work. This is an essential step in contributing to the scholarly conversation and building their academic reputation.