Publications "Scopus "

In Kazakhstan, final research works at master’s and doctoral level differ not only in name, but also in purpose, content, and requirements. In this article, we will examine what types of dissertation work exist, who a master’s dissertation is intended for, what distinguishes a master’s project, and why a doctoral dissertation requires an entirely different level of preparation.

Why is publication activity increasingly regarded as one of the factors in the allocation of funding? In today’s article, we examine how academic publications influence budgetary support, grant competitions, and the overall sustainability of a research organisation.

Publishing an article in a journal indexed in Scopus requires not only well-prepared research from the author, but also careful selection of the journal itself. Why are journals excluded from the database? What reasons most often lead to the loss of indexing? You will learn all about this in our article.

When publishing in humanities journals, authors are required not only to conduct high-quality research, but also to be well prepared at every stage of the submission process. How can you choose the right journal? What should you pay attention to when preparing the manuscript and working with reviewers? What mistakes most often prevent successful publication? This is what our new article is about.

It is not uncommon for researchers to aim to publish their articles exclusively in Q1-Q2 journals, as they regard this as a mandatory requirement. However, is a high quartile really a necessity? In which cases does it act as a mandatory criterion, and when is it merely an advantage? Find out more in our new video.

Scientific Publications company has prepared a list of scientific journals removed from Scopus in January 2026. Which journals lost their indexing? What were the reasons for exclusion? Find out in our article.