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Publishing a Journal Article

If Your Research Was Funded by a Granting Agency

If your research was funded by a granting agency, there's an additional consideration to choosing a journal for your article.  You must make sure that the journal offers open access publication that meets your funder's conditions.  

Both journals/publishers and funding agencies have Open Access policies:

  • Use SHERPA RoMEO to find publishers' conditions for open access archiving on a journal-by-journal basis.
  • Use SHERPA Juliet  to see funders’ conditions for open access publication. 
     

For more information, contact the UBC Scholarly Communications and Copyright office.

Open Access Publisher Discounts for UBC Researchers

Some Open Access journals request a fee - often referred to as an article processing charge (APC) - for article submission and review or for publication.  UBC Library’s commitment to OA extends to institutional memberships with a variety of OA publishers and organizations. These memberships provide benefits to researchers at UBC, often through discounts on APCs.

See the list of available OA publisher discounts and institutional memberships for UBC Researchers.