Before submitting the doctoral dissertation, the student shall be obliged to:
· complete all study requirements of previous years stipulated by the programme;
· write an original scientific paper as the lead author, which must be published or exceptionally demonstrably accepted for publication in a publication recognized by the profession as internationally recognized in accordance with the habilitation criteria of the UL, namely:
In the exceptional case where the original scientific paper is demonstrably accepted for publication but not yet published, this scientific text must be submitted together with a supporting document.
· complete all study requirements of previous years stipulated by the programme;
· write an original scientific paper as the lead author, which must be published or exceptionally demonstrably accepted for publication in a publication recognized by the profession as internationally recognized in accordance with the habilitation criteria of the UL, namely:
- publication of a scientific article in a group I, II or III journal
- peer-reviewed scientific monograph
In the exceptional case where the original scientific paper is demonstrably accepted for publication but not yet published, this scientific text must be submitted together with a supporting document.
Article 52 in the Rules on organization and implementation of the Interdisciplinary doctoral study program Humanities and Social Sciences sets the obligations of doctoral students prior to the submission of a doctoral dissertation.
You can find other instructions and regulations for doctoral students here.
You can find other instructions and regulations for doctoral students here.
Citation measure: a citation-based measure with which we rate the journal's relevance in the scientific environment. There are different metrics to rate and rank academic journals and the most widely used today are those that are citation-based – but there are also different citation measures used for journals.
IF (Impact Factor): this is a citation measure that the JCR list uses.
SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper): this is a citation measure that the Scopus database uses.
IF (Impact Factor): this is a citation measure that the JCR list uses.
SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper): this is a citation measure that the Scopus database uses.
Should you need further information and clarification of where to publish your original scientific contribution as part of the obligations for doctoral studies, contact the library.
The top 5% of most quoted journals from individual fields; if there are 20 or fewer journals in a given field, the journals classed as first or second on the list are included in this group.
If you know a journal title you're looking for, you can find its Impact factor in JCR – impact factor for journals from the Journal Citation Reports.
If you are looking for a journal to publish an article but don't know the title of, select the appropriate field from the categories below and click on the link that shows the list of journals for a specific year from the JCR database. Divide the number of found records (sorted by IF descending) in specific JCR category by 20 - the result indicates the number of journals in the top 5% of the selected category (example: 100 journals in specific category/ 20 = first 5 journals on the list belong to top 5% in that category.
Journal Lists in the WOS SSCI Database with Impact Factors from the Journal Citation Reports Database
If you are looking for a journal to publish an article but don't know the title of, select the appropriate field from the categories below and click on the link that shows the list of journals for a specific year from the JCR database. Divide the number of found records (sorted by IF descending) in specific JCR category by 20 - the result indicates the number of journals in the top 5% of the selected category (example: 100 journals in specific category/ 20 = first 5 journals on the list belong to top 5% in that category.
Journal Lists in the WOS SSCI Database with Impact Factors from the Journal Citation Reports Database
Journals in Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE), Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) and Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI).
If you know a journal title you're looking for, you can find the SCIE, SCCI and A&HCI journals on the Web of Science Master Journal List.
If you don't know a journal title or you want to check the importance of a specific journal, you can find its Impact Factor in JCR – impact factor for journals from the Journal Citation Reports.
If you don't know a journal title or you want to check the importance of a specific journal, you can find its Impact Factor in JCR – impact factor for journals from the Journal Citation Reports.
Selected journals that substitute journals in the II. group
These are either:
These are either:
- Journals in the ERIH PLUS database; you can find the ERIH PLUS database here and the list of journals here.
- Journals in the Scopus database; the SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper) of the journals in Scopus has to be higher than 0.
- Journals that the Faculty of Social Sciences individually selected; you can find the list of the journals that the Faculty of Social Sciences individually selected for the III. group Individualne interpretacije Meril za FDV Priloga 2 here.
If you know a journal title you're looking for, you can find its SNIP in the SNIP database on Cobiss.
If you are looking for a Scopus database journal to publish an article but don't know the title of, select the appropriate field from the list below and click on the link that shows the list of journals for a specific year from Scopus.
Journal Lists in the Scopus Database with Impact Factors from the Database SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper)
If you are looking for a Scopus database journal to publish an article but don't know the title of, select the appropriate field from the list below and click on the link that shows the list of journals for a specific year from Scopus.
Journal Lists in the Scopus Database with Impact Factors from the Database SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper)