Some publishers or websites provide a tool to match your abstract/keywords to relevant journals:
Search any database
Databases often have journal lists which can be accessed by subject and include impact factors. See the Research Impact guide for more information on metrics.
Database suggestions:
You can search by topic, then under Refine Search open Source type to find journals, and Author name for authors.
You can also go to Sources on the top menu. Search for journals by subject category, or title. You can refnie by Open Access Journal or quartile.
You can Compare journals from a link on the Advanced Search page. Compare journals you have selected or search for keywords in the title.
Search on your topic, under Filters on the left, click on Source Titles and then click on a specific journal for more data.
You can open also open Analytical Views for more information and metrics about journals.
EBSCO databases have a Publication option in the top menu. View the alphabetical list, or browse by subject and description, or match any words.
EBSCO databases include Business Source Complete, CINAHL Complete, Medline, SPORTDiscus and more.
Search IEEE Xplore for engineering and computer science journals. You can also browse journals by title or topic.
Journal records in IEEE Xplore have impact factors and information on submitting.
Click on the menu. Select metrics to open a list of top publications. Select view all at the bottom. Select the category and subcategory to see the top 20 in that category. This is based on Google Scholar metrics.
In databases: Limit your search to Open Access in any database
In directories: Search the following directories
AUT Library has some "Read and Publish" agreements with academic journal publishers.
These agreements enable corresponding authors from AUT to publish open access no cost to themselves or the faculty.
See our Read & publish agreements guide for details on publishers, journals, article allowances and the submission process.