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And then, the bud of our Journal of English Studies has come to its full bloom. From now on, the yearly journal entitled Journal of English Studies will find its way to your library or your institute and your response to this new-born journal will be much appreciated. In fact, our Department has long aspired to contribute the fruits of our academic experience, where our instructors are so keen, to the community of people in the same career and for any other interested parties. Journal of English Studies will be the medium for our instructors to disseminate the practical knowledge from their teaching experience and to present the discoveries they have gained from doing research. We also wish that Journal of English Studies will bring all who have a great concern about teaching English to join hands in creating something innovative.
We do believe that there is nothing much more precious than the knowledge of the professionals and thereby we give you Journal of English Studies to challenge what you know, what you believe and we offer you the academic platform where all debatable topics may be freely discussed.
“Academic excellence is our goal.”
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