OPEN SCIENCE

Open access - step by step

Governments, institutions, and funders expect researchers to make their research openly available. What is open access, why should you make your research publications openly available and what services and support is available at UiB?

Main content

The course is suited for both researchers and research administration, and will be held in English.

By the end of the course participants will have a better understanding of:

the background and aims of open access
different types of open access (green and gold) and how to achieve open access
guidelines and requirements from UiB, government and funders
services at UiB to support open access and open access publishing

Course

03.05.2024 - 10.15–11.00

Zoom

Irene Eikefjord

Registration deadline

02.05.2024 - 12.00

Add to calendar

Open Science webinars spring 2024

26.01.2024 How to meet Open Science requirements
09.02.2024 Finding and re-using data
23.02.2024 Introduction to Data Management Plans (DMP)
08.03.2024 Making your research visible and open using ORCID
22.03.2024 Open and FAIR data
05.04.2024 Introduction to Data Management Plans (DMP)
19.04.2024 RDM in the active phase
03.05.2024 Open Access - step by step

Tilknyttet innhold

Open Access - what, why and how

Researchers and students affiliated to the University of Bergen can make their scientific publications available open access through the institutional online research archive, Bergen Open Research Archive (BORA), or by publishing open access.

The University of Bergen Policy for Open Science

Openness, transparency, and knowledge exchange are core values for the University of Bergen. Technological changes and increased digitalization have created new opportunities for research, education, innovation, and artistic research.

Rights retention policy for open access to scholarly articles

The University of Bergen has adopted a rights retention policy for scholarly articles.

16.01.2024