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Penn Bioethics Journal (CfP for Undergraduates)

posted on February 17, 2025

Research Summary: Penn Bioethics Journal Call for Papers

Category: Academic Publication Opportunity
Focus Areas: Bioethics, science, healthcare, law, philosophy, and public policy
Submission Deadline: June 1st, 2014
Target Audience: Undergraduate students
Publication Venues: Print journal and EBSCO online database
Scope: Original papers on topics relevant to bioethics and related interdisciplinary fields
Access: Not disclosed

v8i2The Penn Bioethics Journal is currently accepting submissions for its Fall 2014 issue of papers written by undergraduates on topics relevant to bioethics and related fields, such as science, healthcare, law, philosophy, and public policy.

This is an exciting opportunity for undergraduates to publish in a print journal and the EBSCO online database.

The next submission deadline is June 1st, 2014, and you can click here for a document detailing the call for papers. For further information, please visit our web site view our most recent issue here.

 

 

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