Journal of Emerging Minds in Undergraduate Research

Journal of Emerging Minds in Undergraduate Research

A publication space for undergraduate researchers whose work is ready to move from seminar, studio, laboratory, thesis, or capstone into a serious scholarly setting.

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Original student research

Research articles, critical essays, technical studies, case analyses, and carefully prepared literature reviews.

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Interdisciplinary by design

JEMUR welcomes work that crosses methods, departments, or problem domains without reducing academic rigor.

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Formal submission route

All manuscripts, revisions, and editorial correspondence run through ojs.jemur.org.

Editorial Premise

An academic platform built for the step before graduate publication

The journal is designed for students whose research has already matured beyond coursework and deserves a cleaner, more public academic presentation.

For undergraduate authors

JEMUR centers undergraduate scholarship rather than treating student work as a side category of another field journal.

For mentored research

We welcome work shaped through supervision, research groups, laboratories, studio critique, capstones, and thesis pathways.

For public readability

The goal is publication-quality presentation: clear argument, scholarly framing, strong references, and a defined editorial route.

What We Publish

Work that reads like scholarship, not just coursework

We publish original undergraduate studies, mentored papers, capstone-derived articles, revised thesis sections, analytical reviews, and interdisciplinary research developed with strong method and clear academic intent.

Humanities and social analysis

Research grounded in archives, theory, textual analysis, policy, culture, society, or historical interpretation.

Scientific and technical inquiry

Experimental, computational, quantitative, and applied work prepared with transparency and methodological care.

Cross-disciplinary projects

Scholarship that combines methods or fields while keeping a coherent academic argument and contribution.

Editors

Visible editorial stewardship matters

JEMUR keeps its editorial team visible. Readers and authors should be able to see who is shaping the journal and the scholarly standards it expects.

Submission

Ready to place a manuscript into review?

Use the OJS platform for article upload, metadata entry, revisions, and editorial correspondence.