Indexing & Abstracting

Ardi Academic Multidisciplinary Journal is committed to enhancing the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and academic impact of the scholarly works it publishes. To achieve this objective, the journal continuously seeks inclusion in reputable national and international indexing, abstracting, and citation databases.

Indexing is an essential component of scholarly publishing because it improves the dissemination of research, increases citation potential, and strengthens the journal's reputation within the global academic community.

The Editorial Board is dedicated to ensuring that the journal consistently meets the technical, editorial, and ethical standards required by recognized indexing services.

Current Indexing Status

At present, Ardi Academic Multidisciplinary Journal is in the process of expanding its visibility through registration and evaluation by various national and international indexing databases.

The journal will periodically update its indexing status as new recognitions and database inclusions are obtained.

Target Indexing Services

The journal is committed to meeting the quality standards required for inclusion in reputable indexing and abstracting services, including but not limited to:

National Indexing

Garba Rujukan Digital (Garuda)
Science and Technology Index (SINTA)
Indonesia OneSearch (IOS)
Neliti

International Indexing

Google Scholar
Crossref
Dimensions
Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
ROAD (Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources)
BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)
WorldCat
OpenAIRE
Scilit
Lens.org

Long-Term Development

As part of its continuous quality improvement strategy, the journal also aims to satisfy the requirements for inclusion in internationally recognized citation databases, such as: