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Q. How can I find a journal's impact factor?

Answered By: Cynthia Thomes

Last Updated: Oct 03, 2019 Views: 264

There are several free resources that you can use to find a journal's impact factor or comparable measures of a journal's influence/quality. These include:

You can use the UMGC Library's Scopus database to compare two or more journals on a variety of parameters (number of cited articles, number of published articles, etc.). See the Scopus Browsing and analyzing journals tutorial for more information.