The International Youth Science Journal(IYSJ) is a peer-reviewed science journal written by high schoolers and dedicated to make science simple for everyone. If you are looking for an easy way to explore your interests in the STEM field, then you are at the right place!
We aim to provide secondary students with bite-sized science content that can hopefully inspire them to further explore their interests in the STEM field. All of our writers and editors are high schoolers so you will never be buried in terminologies like you might be when in school. If you would like to become a writer or a peer-editor, visit our Become a Writer page.
Our goal is to promote science literacy so feel free to use/reuse/adapt any of our articles for any educational purposes as long as you give credit. All articles in the International Youth Science Journal(IYSJ) are peer-reviewed and well-cited. Through our strict policies on article sources, we hope to become a high-quality source of science literature for secondary students.
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We are a new initiative that started in August 2018. Currently there are not a lot of writers so the applications process is not very competitive.
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No cost
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Anyone with at least grade 9 STEM knowledge is welcome to write. Any articles submitted has to fit into one or more of the following categories:
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We publish every 3 months and writers can write on a issue-by-issue bases. No long term commitment is needed.
Go to the link and follow the instructions to submit an article.
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The International Youth Science Journal is an online science journal written by students for students founded in August 2018. We offer opportunities for students between the ages of 12 to 19 to explore their interest in STEM through writing. If you like science/like writing/want to improve your writing casually/want to learn more about science, we are the perfect ECA for you. We are a relative new initiative and applications for leadership positions(ex. head of peer-review/editing/marketing) will be out in the near future. Meanwhile, check out our articles and follow us on Twitter for updates and news.