Career and Organizational Counseling

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Career and Organizational Counseling is an open access double-blind peer-reviewed quarterly journal, owned, managed, and published by Shahid Beheshti University since 2006. The journal publishes original full-length articles, reviews, and letters relevant to all fields of career and organizational counseling.

Journal Title

 Career and Organizational Counseling

P-ISSN

 2008-1626

E-ISSN

 2645-3320

Frequency

 Quarterly

Editor-in-Chief

 Simin Hosseinian, Ph.D.

Language 

 Persian with English abstracts

Plagiarism Checker

 iThenticate, Samimnoor (Persian)

Peer Review Policy

 Double-blind

Article Processing Charges

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Average Review Time

 4 Months

Acceptance Rate

 24%

Owner & Publisher

 Shahid Beheshti University, Iran.

In Collaboration With

 Iranian Counseling Association
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