Australian Journal of Adult Learning

Our journal promotes critical thinking and research in the field of adult learning, including the research and practice of adult and community education. Our peer review process is both rigorous and fair.

The Journal is published three times a year in April, July and November.

AJAL is abstracted by the Australian Education Index, Educational Administration Abstracts, Australian Public Affairs Information Service (APAIS) and Current Index to Journals in Education. AJAL is indexed by EBSCO Education Research Complete, Informit Australian Public Affairs Full Text, ProQuest Central New Platform, and Voced, and is indexed in the SCOPUS database and the Web of Knowledge. It is also available on microfilm from University Microfilms, Ann Arbor Michigan 48106, USA.

ALA members can download freely and non-members can purchase editions and papers from www.ajal.net.au.