Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies (SJEAS), published since the year 2001 by the Academy of East Asian Studies (AEAS) at Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea, is a referred multidisciplinary journal dedicated to East Asian Studies. With original contributions from all parts of the world, the SJEAS enjoys thriving reputation and increasing readership in the field of East Asian Studies. The SJEAS is published biannually in April and October.

The SJEAS publishes articles, research notes, and book reviews relating to East Asian matters.
The SJEAS also seeks original academic papers, which delved into the past and present of East Asia, primarily within the field of the humanities. Research areas the SJEAS prefers include philosophy, religion, art, anthropology, archaeology, literature, history and culture. Scholars considering submission are encouraged to use a multidisciplinary approach which transcend the conventional boundaries between these subjects. Paper on social science are also welcomed as long as topics and methodologies benefit and broaden the perspectives of humanities.

Sponsored by the AEAS, which aims to promote interdisciplinary research relating to the region of East Asia, the SJEAS generally supports academic interests and goals of the (AEAS).
While respecting explorations of the past and the present of East Asia that remain within traditional boundaries, the SJEAS also seeks papers that deal with East Asia in its whole as well as works, which explore common identities and mutual contrasts found in East Asian countries. All contributions are peer-reviewed and subject to final decision by the SJEAS editorial committee.

Please consult the section "How to prepare manuscript" under "Submissions" menu for stylistic requirements.

To promote the contribution of the SJEAS to global scholarship in the field of East Asian Studies,
the AEAS has decided to award accepted articles for publication by the SJEAS within a designated period
of time and for publication by the SJEAS with a sum of up to $1,500. The exact amount of the remuneration for each contribution is subject to the decision of the editorial committee. Remuneration for an accepted book review will be $200.