Aims & Scope

HO CHI MINH CITY OPEN UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF SCIENCE – ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (hereinafter referred to as the Journal) is a specialized academic journal, that follows a double-blind peer-review process and open access policy. The Journal strives to enhance its integration and connectivity with both national and international data systems; our primary audiences consists of researchers engaged in the fields within the scope of the Journal.

The Journal serves as a platform for the completed scientific research encompassing areas such as Economics, Business, Finance-Banking-Insurance, Accounting-Auditing, Administration-Management. The Journal actively encourages scientists to present research findings employing novel methodologies, technologies, and techniques. These research outcomes are expected to have a significant impact on local, national, and global scales. Furthermore, the journal welcomes specific research focusing on socio-economic conditions and management mechanisms in areas that have received limited attention.

The areas include, but are not limited to, the following areas:

  • Economics: Economics, Political Economy, Public Policy, Investment Economics, Development Economics, International Economics, Economic Statistics, Economic Mathematics, Economic Management, Industry Economics, and Rural Development, including Agricultural Systems.
  • Business: Business Administration, Business, Commercial Business, Marketing, Commerce, Human Resource Management, International Business, and the intricacies of various industries and fields.
  • Finance - Banking - Insurance: Finance - Banking, Public Finance, Insurance, Customs, International Finance, and the analysis of markets and financial institutions.
  • Accounting - Auditing: Accounting, Auditing, Corporate Accounting, Public Service Accounting, Public Accounting.
  • Administration - Management: Management Science, Public Management, Human Resource Management, Management Information System, Office Administration, Science and Technology Management, Occupational Health and Safety Management, Industrial Management, Energy Management, and Logistics and Supply Chain.