Aims & Scope
Aims
Future Education Review (FER) aims to advance high-quality scholarly research and critical discourse on the transformation of education in the digital, global, and innovation-driven era. The journal provides an international platform for researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners to explore emerging trends, disruptive technologies, pedagogical innovation, and future-oriented educational systems.
FER seeks to:
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Promote research that addresses future challenges in education.
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Bridge theory, policy, and practice in educational innovation.
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Encourage interdisciplinary approaches to teaching and learning.
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Support evidence-based decision-making in education systems.
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Foster global dialogue on sustainable, inclusive, and technology-enhanced education.
Scope
FER welcomes original research articles, conceptual papers, systematic reviews, case studies, and policy analyses in (but not limited to) the following areas:
1. Educational Innovation & Transformation
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Innovative pedagogical models
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Curriculum redesign for future skills
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Competency-based and outcome-based education
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Experiential and project-based learning
2. Digital Learning & Educational Technology
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Artificial Intelligence in education
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Learning analytics and big data
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EdTech platforms and digital ecosystems
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Virtual, augmented, and mixed reality in education
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Online, hybrid, and open distributed learning
3. Future Skills & Workforce Development
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21st-century skills and lifelong learning
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Vocational and professional education reform
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Entrepreneurship and technopreneurship education
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Industry-academia collaboration
4. Education Policy & Governance
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Global education policy analysis
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Institutional transformation and leadership
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Quality assurance and accreditation
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Governance in higher education and vocational institutions
5. Sustainability & Inclusive Education
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Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)
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ESG integration in education
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Equity, diversity, and inclusive learning systems
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Community-based and socially responsive education
6. Emerging Research Frontiers
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Generative AI and learning ethics
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Human-AI collaboration in education
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Global mobility and international education
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Cross-cultural and comparative education studies
Target Audience
FER serves:
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Academics and researchers in education and related disciplines
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Education policymakers and institutional leaders
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Curriculum designers and instructional technologists
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Graduate students and doctoral researchers
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International education networks and innovation hubs










