About the Journal
ISSN-Print:3137-0977
ISSN-Online:3137-0985
Education and Arts Review (EAR) is an international, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing research and scholarship at the intersection of education, the arts, creativity, culture, and society. The journal provides a platform for researchers, educators, artists, practitioners, and scholars from diverse disciplines to exchange ideas, develop new perspectives, and contribute to contemporary debates in education and the arts.
The journal recognizes that education and the arts are closely connected in shaping human knowledge, creativity, identity, and social development. It therefore welcomes research that examines educational processes through artistic and cultural perspectives, as well as studies that explore the role of education in the development, preservation, interpretation, and innovation of artistic and cultural practices.
Education and Arts Review publishes original research articles, theoretical and conceptual papers, systematic and critical reviews, methodological contributions, and other scholarly works that make a clear contribution to the understanding of education and the arts. We particularly encourage interdisciplinary research that brings together perspectives from education, art and design, music, literature, performing arts, cultural studies, psychology, sociology, philosophy, communication, and related fields.
Aims and Scope
The journal welcomes high-quality research addressing, but not limited to:
- Educational theory, policy, and practice
- Arts education and creative pedagogy
- Art and design education
- Music and performing arts education
- Literature and language education
- Creativity, innovation, and learning
- Digital arts and educational technology
- Cultural education and cultural heritage
- Arts, identity, and social development
- Inclusive and transformative education
- Interdisciplinary and experiential learning
- Visual culture and contemporary arts
- Arts-based research and teaching
- Creativity and human development
- Education, culture, and society
- The relationship between art, technology, and education
- Educational leadership and institutional development
- Global and comparative perspectives on education and the arts
The journal welcomes both empirical and conceptual research and encourages diverse methodological approaches, including quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, historical, philosophical, comparative, and arts-based research.
Our Vision
The vision of Education and Arts Review is to become a respected international forum for scholarship that bridges disciplinary boundaries and promotes meaningful dialogue between education and the arts.
We believe that education is not only a process of acquiring knowledge, while the arts are not merely forms of aesthetic expression. Both are fundamental to creativity, critical thinking, cultural understanding, human development, and social transformation. By bringing these fields together, the journal seeks to encourage innovative scholarship and contribute to a deeper understanding of how education and artistic practices can enrich one another.
Our Mission
The mission of Education and Arts Review is to:
- Promote rigorous and innovative research in education and the arts.
- Encourage interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars and practitioners.
- Provide an international platform for emerging and established researchers.
- Advance understanding of creativity, culture, learning, and human development.
- Connect academic research with educational and artistic practice.
- Support the development of new ideas and approaches across education and the arts.
Education and Arts Review is committed to academic rigor, intellectual diversity, research integrity, and constructive scholarly dialogue. We welcome contributions from researchers and practitioners worldwide and seek to build an inclusive academic community in which different disciplinary, cultural, methodological, and theoretical perspectives can contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
Article Processing Charge (APC)
The regular Article Processing Charge (APC) of Education and Arts Review is $299 for each accepted article. Currently, we provide a special promotional discount for submissions. Qualified accepted manuscripts are eligible for the reduced APC of $60. This charge supports the whole open-access publishing workflow, including peer review coordination, language polishing, professional formatting, DOI assignment, permanent online hosting, indexing preparation, and global open access distribution of your work. There are no extra fees for publication once your paper is accepted.
Editorial Team
Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Dr. Adrian M. Whitmore
Managing Editor
Dr. Heimer Delgado
Associate Editors
Prof. Dr. Samuel Ellison — Education and Learning
Dr. Clara J. Beaumont — Arts Education
Prof. Dr. Matteo Ferraro — Music and Performing Arts
Dr. Anika Rahman — Art and Design
Dr. Lukas Schneider — Digital Education and Creative Technologies
Dr. Sofia Petrov — Culture and Humanities
Editorial Board
Prof. Daniel Mercer
Dr. Isabelle Laurent
Prof. Michael Hargrove
Dr. Emilia Kovács
Prof. Jonathan Fairchild
Dr. Nadia El-Sayed
Advisory Board
Prof. Richard Ashbourne
Prof. Catherine Moreau
Prof. Beatrice Romano