Revista Univap

About the Journal

Aims & Scope
The Revista Univap (e-ISSN 2237-1753 and DOI: 10.18066) publishes semi-annual interdisciplinary scientific works, aiming to disseminate research and academic studies. It serves as a platform to highlight the university's triple mission of providing teaching, research, and extension in an inseparable manner.
Through this dissemination, it becomes a means of encouraging research and seeks to engage its target audience—composed of teachers and students—in research and reflections on social, educational, scientific, or technological topics.

Journal History
Its printed version (ISSN 1517-3275), between 1993-2010, published 28 issues, with a total of 298 articles published. Starting in 2011, it adopted the OJS platform, and since then, 41 editions have been published in electronic format, each with a DOI identifier.

Open access policy
Univap On-line Journal is open access and registered in databases, directories and indexing portals, namely: Diadorim, DOAJ, DRJI, Google Scholar, Ibict SEER, Oasisbr, Latindex Diretório, Portal de Periódicos Capes, Qualis-Periódicos, Redib, Sumários.org e Web of Science.

Conflict of Interest Policy

The Univap Journal establishes that authors must declare potential conflicts of interest.

Potential conflicts of interest are considered when an author has a relationship, either directly or indirectly through the research-promoting institution, with companies that could potentially benefit from the results of the study. Authors must complete these requirements in the Conflict of Interest Declaration, which is available in the Author Guidelines: http://www1.univap.br/revista/Declara_Rev_Univap.doc

Policy on Errors and Retractions
The Univap Journal adopts a clear and ethical stance in addressing errors or content that may compromise scientific credibility. This is based on the guidelines of the Brazilian Association of Scientific Editors (ABEC) and recognized standards such as those of COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) and FAPESP's best practices.

Digital preservation
The journal's data are preserved in the Brazilian Network of Digital Preservation Services (Cariniana), through the LOCKSS system.