A peer reviewed journal (also known as a refereed journal) publishes articles that have been assessed critically by other scholars in the author's field.

Peer review is the accepted method for ensuring that information is of the highest quality.

A peer reviewed journal will have:

• a copy of a reviewer’s assessment relating to the article;
• a statement in the journal certifying that contributions are peer reviewed; or
• a statement by the journal editor certifying that contributions are peer reviewed.

If you don't have access to a copy of a journal visit the journal homepage to access the submission guidelines and other indications of status.

By searching on keywords in the databases we've suggested, you will identify scholarly journals that publish articles relevant to your research. Other peer-reviewed journals for reading and/or publishing may be identified from these sources:

To find out which journals are most esteemed in your discipline,

Eligible users may request items that are not in UTAS Library collections.

Items requested should be related to the research and/or teaching functions at the University.

We use interlibrary loan (ILL) and commercial document suppliers to obtain loan items and articles.