The journal accepts submissions from Doctors of Science, PhD holders, early-career researchers (postgraduate students, applicants, students), and other professionals with a higher education degree engaged in scientific activities. Only one article per author (including co-authored works) is accepted for publication in a single issue. Authors are expected to submit exclusively original research, adhering to rigorous citation and referencing standards. The submission of knowingly false information or plagiarism is considered unethical and unacceptable. Furthermore, only previously unpublished articles are accepted.

Journal Publication Schedule for 2026

No. 1 (105)	Submissions closed	Issue published
No. 2 (106)	Submissions closed	Issue published
No. 3 (107)	Submissions open	Publication deadline: August 31
No. 4 (108)	Submissions open	Publication deadline: November 30

Submission Requirements:

Complete the Author Information Form (link).

Send the article to the editorial office at ebitda@helvetica.ua
The subject line of the email must include the journal code: 9533. If you do not receive a confirmation email within 3 working days, please contact the editorial office. 

The manuscript receipt date is the date it arrives at the editorial office. Once a manuscript has been submitted for consideration, the list of authors may not be amended.

Upon successful peer review and acceptance for publication, the author will receive payment details for the publication fee.

Language of Publication: Articles are accepted in Ukrainian or English (British English). English-language versions are accepted only if they are the original language of the work or a professional translation. Articles translated using machine translation tools will be rejected.

 

The structure of the scientific article must contain the following mandatory elements:

1. Problem statement in a general form and its connection with important scientific or practical tasks.
2. Analysis of recent research and publications on which the author relies, discussing the problem and approaches to its solution. Identify the unresolved aspects of the general problem being investigated.
3. Formulation of the article's goals (task setting).
4. Research methods used.
5. Presentation of research findings.
6. Conclusions from this research and prospects for further development in this direction.
7. The article must conclude with a comprehensive list of sources titled References. In-text citations should be provided in square brackets, indicating page numbers: e.g., [3, p. 234] or [2, p. 35; 8, p. 234]. References must be provided in the Roman alphabet using the APA Style. Example of formatting References.

The article must include: UDC index (top left corner); thematic category; author(s) name and initials (maximum 3 authors), academic degree, title, affiliation (in English), and ORCID (if available); article title; abstracts and keywords; main text; References.

Articles must contain abstracts and keywords in both Ukrainian and English.

Ukrainian Abstract: Minimum of 1,800 characters (excluding spaces).

Keywords: A minimum of 5 keywords/phrases in each language.

English Abstract: Minimum of 1,800 characters (excluding spaces).

If there are any concerns regarding the accuracy of the English translation, the editorial board may provide assistance.

In the English abstract, the author must specify the objective and relevance of the topic. This should be followed by a description of the research methodology used, a characterisation of the results obtained, and a statement regarding the practical value of the article. The author should not refer to any studies or other sources of information within the abstract. The abstract must be written as a single paragraph without subheadings. The text should be concise and original. It is not recommended to simply copy information from the body of the article.

 

Technical Requirements:

The article length should be between 12 and 20 pages, A4 format (297 x 210 mm), with margins: left – 25 mm; right, top, and bottom – 20 mm. The manuscript must be prepared in Microsoft Word. The entire text of the article, including references and abstracts, must be typed in Times New Roman, size 14 pt, with 1.5 line spacing.

If the article contains tables, formulas, and/or illustrations, they must be compact and include a title. The font for these elements should be Times New Roman, size 12 pt. Tables and illustrations must not exceed the page width. Mathematical formulas must be meticulously verified and clearly visible.

Formulas should be created using the Microsoft Word Equation Editor (the built-in editor in Microsoft Word for Windows). The number of tables, formulas, and illustrations should be kept to a minimum and used only where relevant. Landscape-oriented figures and tables are not accepted.

SAMPLE ARTICLE FORMAT