About the Journal

The Canadian Journal of Undergraduate Research (CJUR) was founded in 2015 at the University of British Columbia. CJUR is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed, tri-annual student-led publication that aims to provide an accessible platform for undergraduates from all universities across Canada to gain experience publishing academic articles and share their research. Submissions are reviewed by graduate students and faculty with experience in the field of the submission. Multiple article types are accepted, including primary research, reviews (narrative, scoping, and systematic), and book reviews. 

Our editorial board consists of senior undergraduate students from a wide range of academic disciplines who filter submissions to be reviewed and considered for publication based on the appropriateness of content and quality of writing. Submissions are then reviewed in a double-blind process by faculty and graduate reviewers who evaluate the quality and rigour of the article before it is accepted for publication in CJUR. Following review, the reviewer and the CJUR editorial board will declare each submission as either “accepted”, “accepted – minor revisions”, or “not accepted.” The authors of submissions with minor revisions will have two weeks to return their submission with the required amendments prior to publication.