The British Journal Of Visual Impairment is an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to publishing high quality research on all aspects of visual impairment. The broad subject coverage of this journal reflects that visual impairment is a multi-dimensional social phenomenon that needs to be studied and understood from different perspectives. It provides comprehensive solutions to the challenges faced by people with visual impairments and increases social awareness and support for this group. As society's need for diversity and inclusion increases, the journal will continue to serve as an important force in advancing research and practice in the field of visual impairments.

The depth and breadth of the journal's content reflects a focus on the comprehensive needs of the visually impaired. In medicine and physiology, the journal explores the causes, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of visual disorders, providing valuable information and guidance for medical professionals. At the same time, social and technical research emphasizes the development of accessible technologies, the formulation of social integration policies, and the social participation of people with visual disabilities.