Basics of Scientific Publishing
Publishing is part of the very essence of scientific work. And yet, many young researchers enter this phase of their professional careers unprepared. But publishing is not merely the result or “end point” of research; it is a fundamental part of the scientist’s profession, always with the goal of making results and one’s own work visible and accessible for further use, helping to shape scientific discourse, and supporting one’s own career.
A joint event organized by the University Library and Career Service
The event “Basics of Academic Publishing” provides an overview of the fundamentals of academic publishing and highlights aspects, questions, and decisions associated with publishing. Knowing what options are available makes it easier to find the right ones for your specific project.
Topics include:
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Various forms of publication:
articles, book chapters, journals, monographs -
Print versus digital
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Open Access and licenses
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Overview of academic publishers
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Cost models and contract drafting
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Support services offered by the University Library and the University Press
This event is intended for all university members for whom publishing is an important part of their professional career and who wish to develop their professional skills in this area.
Everything at a Glance
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Date
January 20, 2026, 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. -
Location
AR-UB 114 -
Format
Workshop -
Registration via Eveeno
