Authorship, Publication and Peer Review (in-person)

COURSE DETAILS

This session will explore academic originality, authorship ethics, traditional and non-traditional publication routes, and the role of peer review in academic publication.

course aims & objectives

• To highlight key good practice principles associated with publishing research results.
• To introduce more robust, open, responsible and equitable publishing practices, and think about how these can be applied to researcher’s own research practice.
• To support fair credit of research contributions across the research cycle.
• To develop confidence in navigating institutional policies and processes governing publishing research results.
• To signpost further training and resources on authorship, publishing and peer review available at the University and beyond.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Recognise good practice principles in the processes associated with publishing research results.
• Use more robust, open, responsible and equitable publishing practices.
• Fairly manage and credit research contributions.
• Navigate institutional policies and processes governing publishing research results.
• Identify where to find further training and resources on authorship, publishing and peer review at the University.

BOOKING INFORMATION 

Booking will open at the beginning of Michaelmas Term.

INTENDED FOR

 All

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

This course is delivered by the University of Oxford’s Research Practice Team.

For more information and for further courses they offer please visit the Research Practice e-learning courses page.

The Research Practice training modules supplement the introductory online research integrity training that is compulsory for all researchers at Oxford.

COURSE LEADER

Sarah Callaghan.

DATE/TIME

26th Nov 2025 | 09.30 - 13.00

TERMS & CONDITIONS

When registering for this course, please check our Terms and Conditions.