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The Canadian Journal of Urology (CJU) officially became a DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)-indexed journal on S, marking another important milestone in the journal’s commitment to open-access publishing standards, academic transparency, and global dissemination.

DOAJ is one of the world’s leading indexing and discovery platforms for open-access scholarly journals. It is dedicated to indexing high-quality, peer-reviewed journals that meet recognized open-access publishing standards. DOAJ evaluates journals based on their open-access policies, peer-review processes, copyright and licensing practices, editorial governance, and publishing transparency. Inclusion in DOAJ is widely regarded as an important recognition of quality and credibility in open-access publishing.
The Canadian Journal of Urology is an international peer-reviewed journal covering a broad range of topics in urology and related clinical research. The journal provides a platform for the dissemination of original research, reviews, clinical studies, and other scholarly contributions relevant to urological research and practice.
Looking ahead, CJU will continue to optimize its editorial and peer-review processes while strengthening international academic exchange and collaboration. Building on this achievement, the journal will continue to uphold the principles of Open, Global, and Trusted publishing, further enhancing its international influence and service to the academic community. CJU looks forward to working with the global urology community to promote the open sharing and broad dissemination of high-quality research, advancing both scientific innovation and clinical practice.