About the Journal

The Institutional Repository of 21 September University for Medical and Applied Sciences is a centralized, open-access digital platform dedicated to collecting, preserving, indexing, and disseminating the complete scientific and intellectual output of the university's faculty and students across all colleges. It aims to enhance the global visibility and impact of Yemeni medical and applied research.

Current Issue

Scientific Scholarship of University Faculty and Students (2026)
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This volume compiles the comprehensive scientific scholarship and research output of 21 September University for Medical and Applied Sciences produced or published during the calendar year 2026. It features outstanding academic publications by faculty members across all medical, applied, and administrative colleges, alongside doctoral dissertations, master's theses, and exceptional undergraduate graduation projects. The digital archiving of this annual volume aims to preserve the university's intellectual capital, provide open access to specialized resources, and maximize the global citation impact of its institutional research.

Published: 2026-05-30

Scientific and Community Output of the Deanship of Environment and Community Service at 21 September University for Medical and Applied Sciences

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Submission Guidelines for Researchers

Welcome to the centralized repository for archiving scientific scholarship at 21 September University for Medical and Applied Sciences. Please consider the following when submitting your work:

  • Academic Integrity: All submitted materials undergo strict verification by the respective college academic committees to ensure compliance with quality standards, copyright regulations, and plagiarism policies.

  • Faculty External Publications: For research previously published in international peer-reviewed journals, please provide the abstract and the original digital object identifier (DOI). These submissions will be manually excluded from automatic local DOI generation.

  • Submission Metadata: Ensure accurate selection of your "Section" (College) and "Category" (Faculty Scholarship, PhD, Master's, or Undergraduate projects) to maximize global indexing.