The Northern Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies is a peer-reviewed humanities journal dedicated to advancing multidisciplinary research and supporting emerging scholarship. Edited from Yorkshire and rooted in the scholarly communities of Northern England, the journal provides a double-blind peer-reviewed platform for postgraduate and early career researchers. NJMS combines rigorous editorial standards with openness to innovative and multimodal forms of scholarly communication, including creative, digital, and practice-led research.
Editors-in-Chief: Lois Gill, University of Sheffield and Julie Williams, University of Sheffield
Academic Sponsor: Professor Jonathan Rayner, University of Sheffield
NJMS is supported by Professor Jonathan Rayner, whose academic expertise and guidance contribute to the journal’s commitment to rigorous peer review and the development of emerging scholarship in the Arts and Humanities.
NJMS is a bi-annual, independent online publication. Each issue contains 6-8 articles and a section of in-depth book reviews. Special issues of the journal are encouraged and devoted to the exploration of key issues in the Arts and Humanities, encompassing both contemporary subjects and enduring themes that merit rethinking, from a variety of viewpoints.