Academic journal focusing on the historical, socio-economic and cultural perspectives related to ancient Macedonia, from the Argead dynasty to the Hellenistic Macedonian kingdoms (Seleucids, Ptolemies, and Antigonids, among others) and the Roman province of Macedonia. Karanos. Bulletin of Ancient Macedonian Studies publishes double-blind peer-reviewed papers on these topics, including historical, archaeological, philological, epigraphic or numismatic approaches, and any other kind of cultural analysis of Ancient Macedonia and its historical manifestations, such as the Hellenistic kingdoms and the relationship with other peoples and cultures, including historiography and classical reception studies.

This scientific journal was born in 2015 as part of a collaboration agreement between the Centre International de Phonétique Appliquée (CIPA) and the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). It’s a yearly scientific journal published jointly by both institutions. It intends to disseminate unpublished research on French language and Francophone cultures as well as on the other Romance languages. In addition to its issues of varied content, thematic numbers on specific cross-curricular subjects concerned with the linguistics of language and of speech, languages in contact, literary and cultural dimensions, philology, translation theory and lexicography are published.

It publishes works on various areas of English studies: linguistics, literature and the culture of the English-speaking world. It is aimed at the general public with an interest in these subjects, not just specialists. Each issue deals with a specific theme through articles, reviews and interviews with scholars.

Annual open access scientific journal, published since 1995 by the Department of Art and Musicology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. A double-blind peer review system is used. It publishes articles related to all fields of art history, prioritising originality, relevance and an interdisciplinary approach.

Published by the Department of Modern and Contemporary History, it contains original research papers on the Early Modern Age (15th-18th centuries). The articles are submitted to peer-review by renowned specialists and are written in Catalan, Spanish, or English. It is one of the most valued magazines on its subject in all of Spain, where, since its founding in 1985, it has been a basic way for introducing some of the most innovative European historiographic trends.

Electronic Journal of Mathematical Popularisation published by the Department of Mathematics of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. The aim of the journal is to disseminate mathematics through the electronic publication of original articles. These articles are aimed at a wide range of readers, from young people interested in mathematics to professional mathematicians.

The main aim of the journal is to publish innovative research in all areas of medieval studies. Its articles offer both new discoveries and conceptual contributions to the many fields of medieval studies. In a complementary way, it encourages collaboration between specialists and multidisciplinary, transversal work. It also provides an up-to-date review of recent bibliographical contributions in its extensive review section.

The journal publishes articles on the teaching of classical languages and culture at all levels of education, with the aim of becoming a meeting point between secondary and university education, between the study of Latin and Greek, between the teaching of language and classical culture.

This journal aims to promote the different lines of debate in current Latin American cultural production. The publication alternates miscellaneous issues with other monographic issues on a specific theme, a theoretical approach or a particular author. In addition, the journal offers interviews with authors, theoreticians and critics, as well as reviews of recent publications.

Published by the Center for Colonial American Studies, at Autonomous University of Barcelona. The journal focuses on Spanish and Ibero-American colonial history and literature, encompassing, broadly speaking, the 16th–19th centuries, with a multidisciplinary perspective. They also consider the common cultural debate in Spain, America and the new Iberian worlds, as well as the theoretical and methodological approaches to examining the colonial era in the light of cultural studies.