Current Issue
This special issue presents interdisciplinary, innovation-focused research contributions associated with Federal Polytechnic Ukana. The papers address applied challenges across engineering, environmental science, technology, business, finance, arts, sustainability, and socioeconomic development.
The issue reflects AWJSEI’s commitment to publishing multidisciplinary scholarship that demonstrates practical relevance, methodological clarity, and innovation-led responses to real-world problems.
Research Articles
About the Journal
The Academic World Journal of Scientific and Engineering Innovation (AWJSEI) is a peer-reviewed, open-access, multidisciplinary journal dedicated to publishing scholarly work with a clear innovation focus. The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, technical studies, case studies, short communications and innovation reports across applied science, engineering, technology, sustainability, education, management, policy and related applied fields.
AWJSEI is designed for today’s academic environment, where impactful research increasingly crosses disciplinary boundaries. The journal places strong emphasis on manuscripts that demonstrate innovation through new methods, improved processes, engineering solutions, technological applications, sustainable practices, educational improvement, data-informed decision-making, institutional reform, enterprise development or evidence-based approaches to real-world problems.
Submissions are expected to show scholarly rigour, methodological clarity, ethical compliance, practical relevance and a clear contribution to knowledge, practice, policy or innovation-led development.
Innovation-Focused Scope
The unifying theme of AWJSEI is innovation. Manuscripts from different disciplines may be considered where they clearly contribute to applied knowledge, practical problem-solving, technological advancement, sustainability, institutional improvement, educational transformation or development-focused solutions.
Applied science, engineering design, modelling, systems improvement and experimental research.
Applied computing, digital systems, data-driven tools, ICT and emerging technology applications.
Energy, environment, climate-responsive systems, circular economy and sustainable community solutions.
STEM education, technical and vocational education, teaching innovation and skills development.
Entrepreneurship, innovation systems, technology transfer, productivity and applied business models.
Governance, public-sector improvement, institutional reform and evidence-based policy solutions.
What Makes a Paper Suitable for AWJSEI?
AWJSEI considers manuscripts that go beyond description and demonstrate a clear contribution to innovation, applied research or practical transformation. Suitable papers should identify a problem, present a credible method or analysis, and show how the findings contribute to knowledge, practice, technology, education, policy, sustainability or institutional development.
Manuscripts that are purely descriptive, weakly connected to innovation, outside the journal’s applied focus, or lacking clear scholarly contribution may be declined at the editorial screening stage.
Peer Review
Submitted manuscripts undergo editorial screening and peer review to assess originality, relevance, methodological quality, ethical compliance, clarity of presentation and contribution to knowledge.
Open Access
Published articles are made available online to support wider dissemination, visibility and use of scholarly research, subject to the journal’s copyright and licensing terms.