The Baltic Journal of English Language, Literature, and Culture aims to help scholars engaged in applied linguistics, literature, and cultural studies share their knowledge globally. Although it pays special attention to research published in the Baltic States, it also welcomes manuscripts from other countries. This journal accepts theoretical and empirical research papers related to the aforementioned fields. It adopts a double-blind peer review system to ensure academic quality.

The research areas it covers include but are not limited to discourse analysis and pragmatics, lexicology and terminology, stylistics, language acquisition, psycholinguistics, corpus linguistics, translation and comparative studies, cultural studies, literary and critical theory, postcolonial literature, comparative literature, American literature and drama, gender and literature, etc. It provides an important platform for scholars and researchers in related fields to exchange academic achievements and explore cutting-edge issues, which is of great significance for promoting the development of English language, literature, and cultural research.