InterCambios. Dilemmas and Transitions in Higher Education

InterCambios, Dilemmas, and Transitions in Higher Education (ISSN 2301-0118, E-ISSN 2301-0126) is a free publication (does not charge for the sending or processing of articles), arbitrated, free access and biannual edition that addresses issues and problems of higher education. 

Originally thought to be in electronic format, it is proposed:

• To account the teaching staff interested in higher problems state of affairs, investigations, dilemmas and innovative experiences that provide a critical, reflective and multidimensional perspective on the subject.
• To generate a swap of reflections space to further promote the awareness of the identity of this field of knowledge, which stimulates the production of knowledge both in terms of theories and institutional practices and the creation of transformative alternatives for this educational level.

InterCambios is indexed in the bases of LATINDEX (Sistema Regional de información en Línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina, El Caribe, España y Portugal), TIMBÓ (Trama Interinstitucional Multidisciplinaria de Bibliografía Online), COLIBRÍ (Conocimiento Libre Repositorio Institucional-Udelar),  DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), REDIB (Red Iberoamericana de Innovación y Conocimiento Científico), SHERPARoMEO (RoMEO Journals database), DIALNET (Hemeroteca de artículos científicos hispanos en Internet), ROAD (Directory of Open Access scholarly Resources) and SciELO (Scientific Electronic Library On Line).

InterCambios, contribute to knowledge democratization. This is based on the application of the international license of common creative attributions (Creative Commons Attribution License). Under this license, authors retain copyright ownership of the articles but permit any person to download and distribute articles published in the journal, without permission of the author or publisher. 4.0 Atribution International 

The journal accompanies progress towards Open Science, so original articles must be sent with a section called "Data availability", informing if the data set is available and, if so, where to access it.