Open But Not Free: Invisible Labour in Open Scholarship Panel
Are you curious about the conversation around issues of invisible labour in open scholarship hosted at SFU Harbour Centre during Open Access Week 2018?
Radical Access: The SFU Scholarly Publishing blog
The latest news and answers to your questions about scholarly publishing and open access.
Can I publish my thesis?
Published
by Jennifer Zerkee
Your Masters or PhD thesis is the result of years spent in study of a specific topic. It's no surprise that many grads would like to turn their thesis into an article, a series of articles, a book chapter or a monograph.
Do you have the right to do this? What are SFU's rights to your thesis? Will publishers want a work that is based on a thesis, especially once the thesis is publicly available in Summit?
Contact us: For assistance with scholarly publishing, please contact digital-scholarship@sfu.ca.
This work, the Simon Fraser University Scholarly Publishing website, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License unless otherwise noted.