The British Journal of Learning Disabilities is an interdisciplinary international academic journal dedicated to the field of intellectual (global) disabilities. It is different from journals that focus on specific learning disabilities such as reading disabilities, but focuses on learning disabilities that affect an individual's overall cognitive abilities. This journal brings together researchers from around the world through a peer review mechanism, where they share the latest research findings, discuss relevant policies, and conduct in-depth analysis of practical experience.

The content of the British Journal of Learning Disabilities covers a wide range of topics from basic research to applied practice, including but not limited to the etiology of cognitive impairment, diagnostic methods, intervention strategies, educational programs, social integration, family support, and legal and ethical issues. These contents not only help to enhance our understanding of learning disabilities, but also provide practical guidance for improving the well-being and quality of life of affected individuals.