Author Guidelines

General guidelines

The journal publishing Volume 1 and having 3 issues, with Issue 1 starting in April, Issue 2 published in August, and Issue 3 published in December, 2025.

A. Authors’ checklist

- One title page: the title page must provide full names, phone numbers, email addresses, and addresses of all the authors, abstract, keyword(s), and credits (if any). The corresponding author of the submission must be mentioned.

- Manuscript with a title, abstract, and keyword(s); tables and figures, references that are formatted correctly and editable, all references must be cited in the text and vice versa.

- All necessary files are attached: thoroughly examined manuscript; tables and figures in the correct format (including names, descriptions, and annotations).

- For documents that are held by a third party, authors must submit a document verifying the agreement to use of the persons or the organization that owns the copyright. The document must be provided in a separate file sent along with the manuscript.

- Statement of the originality of the submission.

- The authors must commit not to submit to multiple journals and ensure that the submission has not been primarily published in any journals, academic conference papers, or any other publications in the form of an abstract or fully presented (in printed or electronic form).

- The authors must commit not to send the submission to other journals or publishers until the final decision is given.

B. Originality and the right to use data

- The manuscript submitted to the Canadian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (CJMRI) must not have been published or submitted elsewhere.

- Authors must not submit the manuscript to other journals while it is under consideration at the Canadian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (CJMRI).

- Authors must be responsible for the content of the submission, the accuracy of citations, and the legitimacy of copyrights.

- Authors must be responsible for the use of personal data and corporate data.

- For research that is not yet published but cited in the document, authors must submit a document verifying the usage agreement of the person or the organization that owns the copyright.

- Data used in the manuscript must come with a source.

-The Canadian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (CJMRI) reserves the right to reject a paper even after it has been accepted if it becomes apparent that there are serious problems with its scientific content or our publishing policies have been violated.

C. Manuscript requirements

1. Language

Submissions must be written in English and be orthographically precise and comprehensive.

2. Format

All files must be submitted as Microsoft Word files. Submissions must be in Unicode font and Latin letters. In the case of citing documents that use letters other than that, authors must transcribe phonetically into Roman letters.

Documents must use one column layout. Do not use the hyphenation function in Word. However, authors can still use bold, italic, superscript, subscript, etc. Do not insert equations or tables in the form of images. All equations, graphs, and tables must be written in forms that are editable by Microsoft Word.

Font: Times New Roman, 12 points.
Line spacing: 1.15 cm
Layout: A4
3. Length

Submission must not be longer than 10.000 words, including text, references, and appendices.

4. Title page

The Title page must be written in a separate file and sent along with the manuscript. The Title page includes the title, detailed information about authors and co-authors (full names, affiliations), abstract, and keywords.

5. Manuscript

The manuscript must be submitted in a separate file. The manuscript should include the title, abstract, keywords, content, reference list, and appendices. The manuscript must not include any information that can be used to determine the authors.

6. Detailed information about the authors

Authors’ names, emails, and working/studying places (including city, and country) must be provided in the Title page file.

7. Credits

Credits for all funding sources must be written on the Title page and sent along with the document. If there are multiple sponsors, authors must indicate who sponsored how much and at which part of the research.

D. Manuscript contents

Research papers published on the JIEM include the following sections (respectively, however, it can be altered to fit each research paper):

Title
Abstract
Keywords
Introduction
Literature review and/or Theoretical or Conceptual framework (if relevant)
Research methodology
Results and discussions
Conclusion
References
Appendices