In this online course, the participants will receive a brief but comprehensive introduction into the academic publishing market with a special focus on the search for suitable academic journals for article submission.
The participants will first learn how to assess their research in the context of the scientific publishing market and develop a publication strategy in line with their individual career goals. The workshop then covers a small number of relevant issues, from choosing the most appropriate publication format and applying the most salient selection criteria for target publishers and journals to the importance of impact factors as well as Open Access solutions (and their funding).
Further practical modules deal with the creation of optimized titles and abstracts for journal articles as well as the advantages and disadvantages of co-authorship. It also provides an overview of the most important aspects of plagiarism and usage rights.
The course is aimed at doctoral students and early post-docs who have had limited experience with academic publishing and would like general orientation as much as concrete practical help in productively shaping their profile as early career academic authors. The course is held in English and suitable for an interdisciplinary audience.
Trainer: Jakob Horstmann
What needs to be included in an exposé? What criteria do I use to choose the right publisher? How do I approach my preferred publishing partner?
At the latest, once your dissertation is complete, you will need to consider publishing your text. Organising conferences and workshops or engaging with relevant topics can also spark the desire to publish your findings.
This workshop consists of two parts: Following a concise presentation on the fundamentals of academic publishing, participants will have the opportunity to ask any pressing questions they may have—whether about their own publication or about publishing in general.
Workshop language: English
Trainer: Barbara Budrich
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