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What Open Access (OA) is, why and how to make your work open and how to comply with the University's OA policy and other funder OA mandates.
About Open Access
How Open Access (OA) differs from traditional publishing, the different types of OA and the relevance of Creative Commons licensing to OA practices.
Open Access types
There are several pathways to making your work open access. The most suitable option will depend on your discipline, publisher and funder requirements.
Open Access publishing agreements
Open Access agreements between the University and scholarly publishers, including an A-Z list of all journals included in these agreements.
How do I make my journal article Open Access?
The main ways to make your journal article Open Access, including publishing routes, funding options available at the University and how to make articles open retrospectively.
This fund supports the payment of open access fees for researchers publishing high-impact research.
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