Identity and Editorial Mission

About Us

Diversitas: Perspectives in Psychology is the scientific journal of the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Santo Tomás (Bogotá, Colombia). We have published two issues a year without interruption since 2005 and cater to the academic and professional community in the various fields of psychology, behavioral sciences, social sciences, and their relationship with other disciplines.

Frequency: biannual.
ISSN: 1794-9998
e-ISSN: 2256-3067
DOI: 10.15332/22563067

Editor-in-Chief: Luis Alberto Quiroga Baquero
Associate Editor: Luis Felipe González Gutiérrez
Email: [email protected]

Editorial Model

We operate under the Diamond Open Access model (Diamond OA). We do not charge fees for processing, publication, or access. Editorial costs are fully covered by the University of Santo Tomás. Peer reviewers do not receive financial compensation for their contributions. This policy reflects our institutional commitment to the democratization of scientific knowledge.

Languages and International Scope

We publish each article simultaneously in Spanish/Portuguese and English. This policy of simultaneous bilingualism bridges the journal’s roots in the Colombian and Latin American context with the international scientific conversation.

Audience

• Researchers in psychology and related disciplines.
• Undergraduate and graduate students in psychology.
• Psychology professionals in their various fields of practice.
• Academic communities interested in psychological research and social sciences.

Scope, Thematic Areas, and Manuscript Types

Scope

Diversitas is a publishing platform for scientific research in psychology across its diverse theoretical and methodological traditions. We welcome research that contributes to the advancement of psychological knowledge, specifically studies relevant to Colombia and Latin America.

Thematic Areas

• Psychological and psychobiological processes.
• Human development across the life span.
• Clinical, health, and well-being psychology.
• Social, political, and cultural psychology.
• Educational, organizational, and forensic psychology.
• Violence, armed conflict, and reconciliation studies.
• Gender diversity, sexuality, and identity.
• Psychometrics and research methodologies.