Victorian Studies is an academic journal dedicated to the Victorian era in 19th century England, providing scholars with an interdisciplinary platform for in-depth exploration of various aspects of that period. The journal regularly publishes articles covering fields such as comparative literature, social and political history, education, philosophy, art, economics, law, and scientific history, reflecting the emphasis on multidimensional research of the Victorian era.

These interdisciplinary articles not only enhance the understanding of Victorian era literature, but also extend to topics such as social structure, political movements, education systems, philosophical thought, artistic styles, economic models, legal systems, and scientific development. Through this broad academic perspective, the journal has promoted an understanding of the complexity and richness of the Victorian era. The review articles and book reviews in the journal are one of its features, providing readers with critical analysis and evaluation of the latest academic publications. These comments and book reviews not only help the academic community understand the latest research findings, but also provide researchers with an opportunity to evaluate and discuss existing literature, thereby promoting the development of academic dialogue.