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OA Publishing and More

Learn about funding agency OA requirements, article processing charges (APCs) and APC discounts, author rights, and more in our three related guides: Open Access, Copyright, and Open Educational Resources.

Funding agencies and Open Access

Know about funding agency requirements

Tri-Agency OA Policy

Support for OA publishing at Concordia

Learn about Spectrum, APCs, and APC Discounts

Finding OA Content

Find open access content (Search engines, Repositories, Directories)

Find existing OER and Media for OER (Multimedia, Images, Video, Sound)

Learn about copyright and open

Author rights and Open Use

Know Your Author Rights

Learn about Works accessible through open use

Open Educational Resources at Concordia

Open Textbooks

Apply for Open Textbook Grants

Learn about existing open textbook projects

Concordia University Library Supports Open

Institutional Repository

Discover Concordia theses and open-access research in Spectrum, Concordia's Institutional Repository. Concordia researchers and faculty members can self-archive their research here.

Open Educational Resources

Concordia's Open Educational Resource (OER) program supports the integration of open textbooks in Concordia courses. Learn about our adopt, customize, and create grants.

Concordia University Press

Concordia University Press (CUP) is a non-profit academic publisher of peer-reviewed books. Each publication consists of a cost-free open-access e-book and for-purchase print copy.

Sharing your Research Data

Concordia supports open research data through the Concordia University Dataverse (Borealis) and other data repositories. Learn more about sharing and finding open data.

APC Discounts at Concordia

Find out about article processing charges (APCs), institutional memberships and APC discounts for Concordia authors publishing in journals, and funding agencies' OA requirements.

Open at Concordia was developed by Rachel Harris in collaboration with subject librarian colleagues at Concordia University Library and the Open Science Working Group. Psychology subject librarian Melissa Rivosecchi modelled the guide's first discipline-specific page in consultation with Harris and OSWG co-lead Nicolás Alessandroni.

Except where otherwise noted, content on this guide is licenced under a CC BY 4.0. International licence. Icons by The Noun Project.

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