Library resource guides: Open access publishing via ANZCA: ANZCA open access strategy

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Publish OA in Taylor & Francis Journals

Publish OA in Wiley Journals

As part of its commitment to provide OA publishing opportunities for its researchers, the college is currently transitioning many of its current journal-related deals to agreements allowing for no-cost Article Processing Charges (APCs) for open-access articles published in associated hybrid journals.

ANZCA open access strategy

ANZCA is committed to ensuring that fellows and trainees have unrestricted access to high-quality, authoritative research when they need it most. We also believe that research funded by ANZCA should be freely available to all, reflecting the generosity of our donors and the public value of our research.

Learn more about the college's open access strategy

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Publish open access in Springer Journals

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Taylor & Francis Journals
Wiley Journals

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