Syracuse University corresponding authors publishing in Taylor & Francis and Routledge hybrid and fully open access journals can have their open access charges (APCs) covered by the libraries' agreement with the publisher. Please note that F1000 is not covered by the agreement.
How does it work?
- Corresponding author must be a current student, faculty, or teaching/research staff at Syracuse University
What are the steps to publish my research open access under this agreement?
- After submitting your article to an Open Select or fully open access journal and once it is accepted for publication post peer review, you will receive an email asking you to complete your publishing agreement. Please choose to be funded through your open access agreement, which you will see as you move through the process.
- Once you sign the agreement, your institution will be notified of your request.
- If your request is approved, you will be informed via email.
- If your request is not approved, you have the option to either fund the article publishing charge through a different source or publish as a subscription article, which does not require any payment.
- When submitting to an open access journal, if your article meets the agreement's terms, you will be notified during the submission process.
What are the requirements of this open access agreement?
To be eligible, articles must:
- Be original research articles. Other types of paper, such as Editorials, Announcements, and Book Reviews, are not covered by this agreement.
- Be accepted for publication after January 1, 2025
- Have a corresponding author based at Syracuse University
- Be published in an eligible Taylor & Francis or Routledge Open Select (hybrid),open access or Dove journal.
