Revue Du Nord is an academic journal characterized by a neat layout, four-color cover, and frequent illustrations. The magazine attracts a wide audience with its unique visual and academic style. Its articles come mainly from university faculty and researchers, and sometimes also from members of regional academic associations, which gives its content a high degree of academic authority and diversity.

The journal pays special attention to the history and archaeology of northern France, Belgium and the Netherlands, providing an important platform for academic exchange in the study of these regions. Through the in-depth study of these regions, the journal not only enhances the understanding of the history and culture of these regions, but also provides rich material for academic discussions in related fields. Although the main focus of the journal is northern France and its surroundings, it occasionally publishes research articles on northern or Eastern Europe. This flexibility allows the journal to cover a wider geographical range and attract more scholars from different backgrounds to participate in the discussion. One of the criteria for selecting articles is their geographical scope, which ensures the diversity and richness of the magazine's content.