About the Journal
Qubahan Engineering Journal (QENGJ)
ISSN: 3007-8334
Qubahan Engineering Journal (QENGJ) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research in engineering, architecture, technology, and the built environment.
The journal publishes original research articles, review articles, methodological studies, computational studies, and interdisciplinary research with clear scientific, technical, professional, or societal relevance.
QENGJ primarily covers:
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General Engineering
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Civil Engineering
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Structural Engineering
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Architecture
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Computer Engineering
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General Arts and Humanities
The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary research connecting engineering and architecture with sustainable development, smart infrastructure, digital technologies, artificial intelligence, computational methods, environmental performance, resilience, architectural heritage, urban and architectural design, and relevant areas of Arts and Humanities where a clear relationship exists with engineering, architecture, technology, heritage, or the built environment.
QENGJ is committed to academic integrity, methodological rigor, originality, transparent editorial procedures, independent peer review, responsible research, and ethical scholarly communication.
Research and review manuscripts are normally evaluated through double-anonymous peer review by at least two independent subject specialists.
QENGJ operates under an open-access publishing model, making published articles freely accessible immediately upon publication.
The journal publishes four issues annually, in:
January | April | July | October
The Article Processing Charge (APC) is US$750 per accepted article. Payment of the APC has no influence on peer-review reports or editorial decisions.
The mission of QENGJ is to support the international exchange of reliable engineering and architectural knowledge and to promote research addressing contemporary challenges in infrastructure, technology, sustainability, resilience, architecture, heritage, and the built environment.