The International Journal of Multilingual Research (IMRJ) invites academic contributions with strong interdisciplinary perspectives to understand and promote bilingual/multilingual systems, bilingual/multilingual literacy, and language democracy. The focus of this magazine is on topics related to languages other than English and dialects of English. It has three main thematic focuses: the intersection of language and culture, dialectics between local and global contexts, and comparative models within and across contexts.

The magazine encourages scholars from around the world to submit high-quality research papers that may cover topics such as multilingual acquisition, multilingual teaching methods, language policy, language planning, language exposure, language variants, language identity, and social interaction in multilingual communities. The International Journal of Multilingual Studies pays special attention to educational issues in multilingual environments, including multilingual education models, the impact of language diversity on learners, and how to effectively integrate multilingual resources in the education system.