Apply to Join the IJN Editorial Team
Help shape the future of nutrition research by serving as an editor. Share your expertise, guide peer review, and uphold rigorous publishing standards.
Journal Metrics
Consistent, transparent publishing metrics help authors plan submissions and track impact. The following benchmarks are applied across the International Journal of Nutrition.
Journal At a Glance
International Journal of Nutrition is a peer reviewed, open access journal focused on clinical nutrition, public health nutrition, dietary assessment, and food science. The journal emphasizes transparent methods, data availability, and rapid dissemination for real world impact.
- ISSN: 2379-7835
- Open access publishing model
- DOI assigned to every article
- Global readership and indexing distribution
Who Should Apply
IJN welcomes editors with proven research expertise in clinical nutrition, public health nutrition, dietary assessment, food science, or related fields. Prior reviewing or editorial experience is preferred but not required.
- PhD or equivalent terminal degree
- Recent publication record in peer reviewed journals
- Commitment to ethical publishing and quality review
- Ability to provide timely editorial decisions
Application Requirements
Academic Profile
Current position, institutional affiliation, and research focus areas.
Publication Highlights
Recent articles that demonstrate subject matter expertise.
Editorial Experience
Reviewing or editorial roles, if available.
Availability
Estimated time commitment and preferred topic areas.
How to Apply
Send your CV and a short statement of interest to the editorial office.
Review
The senior editorial team evaluates scope alignment and experience.
Confirm
Approved candidates receive onboarding materials and system access.
Selection and Onboarding
Selected editors receive guidance on journal policies, reviewer expectations, and decision criteria. The onboarding process ensures consistent editorial standards across all submissions.
Editors may be assigned manuscripts that align with their expertise and availability.
Time Commitment
Time commitment varies by specialty and submission flow. Editors can indicate preferred volume so assignments remain realistic.
Most editors balance IJN work with teaching and research responsibilities.
- Typical handling of a small number of manuscripts per month
- Flexibility during peak academic periods
- Advance notice for extended leave
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a term length?
Term lengths are reviewed annually based on contribution and availability.
Can I focus on a subfield?
Yes. Editors can focus on specific nutrition topics.
Will I receive support?
Yes. The editorial office provides templates and policy guidance.
How soon can I start?
Onboarding begins after confirmation and access setup.
