African Journal of Education, Science and Technology

About this journal

The African Journal of Education, Science and Technology (AJEST) is a peer-reviewed publication that focuses on the intersection of these three vital disciplines within the African context. Its scope encompasses a wide range of topics, including educational innovation, science and technology policy, research and development, technological infrastructure, and the role of education and technology in socio-economic development. The journal encourages contributions that address the unique challenges and opportunities faced by African nations in these areas.

Key themes explored in AJEST include the integration of technology into education, the development of indigenous knowledge systems, the challenges of access to quality education and technology, the role of science and technology in achieving sustainable development goals, and the impact of globalization on African education and technology. It seeks to foster a dialogue amongst scholars, policymakers, and practitioners on these important themes, promoting collaborative solutions to pressing issues.

The audience for AJEST comprises researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners in the fields of education, science, and technology across the African continent. The journal aims to disseminate cutting-edge research findings and innovative practices, fostering knowledge exchange and contributing to the advancement of these fields within Africa. It also serves as a platform for researchers and practitioners to engage with global perspectives on education, science, and technology, ultimately promoting a more inclusive and collaborative research environment.

The journal's impact is reflected in its contribution to the development of educational and technological policies, the implementation of innovative educational programs, and the advancement of scientific research in Africa. By providing a platform for dissemination of research and critical dialogue, AJEST fosters a culture of inquiry and innovation, shaping the landscape of education, science, and technology across the continent. Its impact extends beyond academic circles, influencing the broader discourse on development and shaping the future of Africa.