Information For Authors

Guidelines and Instructions for Authors 
(Instructions for Authors)

         The Pichayathat Journal is published with the primary objective of disseminating research and academic work in the humanities and social sciences. It serves as a medium for exchanging knowledge and academic experiences among researchers, faculty members, academics, and students of high quality, for the benefit of the academic community and society, as well as sustainable local development. The Pichayathat Journal is published quarterly (3 issues per year: Issue 1, January–April; Issue 2, May–August; and Issue 3, September–December). All submitted works undergo peer review by at least three qualified experts. Authors must strictly adhere to the reviewers' recommendations and maintain the content and format of their articles as per the journal's guidelines. The editorial board reserves the right to reject articles that do not meet these requirements.

Types of Published Works:
1. Research Article: Refers to a work written from data that the author or group of authors have researched themselves.
2. Academic Article: Refers to a written work that presents academic knowledge and experience of the author that is beneficial to the academic community.