1. Social Sciences and Human Behavior: Welcomes interdisciplinary research that delves into the complexities of social behavior, sociology, psychology, and the political dynamics that shape societies. Special focus is given to how these social sciences influence education, culture, and social policy.

2. Cultural Heritage and Modernity: Encourages studies that examine cultural practices, traditions, languages, and the arts, bridging the gap between preserving cultural heritage and adapting to modern societal challenges. The journal invites research that explores cultural diversity and its impact on global education systems.

3. Educational Innovations and Global Learning: Focuses on groundbreaking innovations in teaching methodologies, learning technologies, and pedagogical practices that address global learning crises, including education accessibility and equity. Research on how these innovations can revolutionize the classroom experience is highly encouraged.

4. Human Capital Development and Lifelong Learning: Emphasizes research on the development of skills, competencies, and lifelong learning practices essential for building a competitive global workforce. Studies exploring policies and strategies for human resources development in both formal and informal education settings are welcome.

5. Cross-Cultural and Global Educational Collaboration: Promotes research that fosters international partnerships, cross-cultural learning, and collaborative networks among researchers, educators, and policymakers. The journal supports efforts to address global education challenges through shared knowledge and experiences.

6. Impact of Research on Social and Cultural Transformation: Prioritizes research that has the potential to bring about significant social and cultural changes, with a particular focus on how education and research can improve social equity, cultural understanding, and the quality of life in diverse communities worldwide.

These focus and scope statements emphasize the journal's dedication to education, cultural studies, and the broader impact of interdisciplinary research on society.