The Bronte Study is the only journal dedicated to studying the Bronte family. The book has been published since 1895, aiming to encourage further research on all issues related to the Bronte family, their background and writings, and their position in literary and cultural history. And the papers published at the conference, explanations on topics of interest, brief notifications of research activities, and letters arising from projects previously published in journals.

Since its establishment, it has been committed to encouraging and promoting further research on the Bronte family, their works, background, and literary and cultural status. Bronte Studies covers research areas including art, history, art history, literature, philosophy, law, political science, visual arts, performing arts, linguistics, computer science, and psychology.