New: open access books at University of Groningen Press
The University of Groningen Press (UGP) has been offering a platform for publishing electronic journals of faculties and/or researchers working at or with the University of Groningen for several years now.
The aim is to stimulate open access, so that researchers or interested readers all over the world can find the information and gain access without barriers. Some twenty journals and journal archives have been brought together on the University of Groningen Press website until now.
The imprint is managed technically and editorially by the University of Groningen Library.
Books and series
Since April 2019, UGP also publishes books and series. These publications are also published open access, usually in PDF format.
There are three categories of publications:
- Series, such as the Horst Gerson lecture series;
- Scientific publications
- Campus Publications: e.g. books written by students of University College Groningen or more popular publications by and about the UG.
Here you will find all information about the Creative Commons License that is used, how to register a publication, contact possibilities with the editorial team, etc.
Last modified: | 13 December 2023 09.43 a.m. |
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