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Open Access and WRAP

What is OA?

Open Access (OA) is the practice of providing unrestricted access to scholarly outputs via the Internet.

Open Access Policies

An overview of UK and International Open Access policies for research funders and institutions.

Make your work OA

Information about choosing between Green or Gold OA, and the support available through the repository, funding and agreements.

Warwick Research Publications (WRAP)

Discover more about Green Open Access and the institutional repository WRAP.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about all aspects of making your work open access.

Get in touch

Email the Open Research Team, or book an appointment with a member of the Open Research / WRAP team to discuss any open access related matters.

Open Access Policy for UKRI Funded Authors

UKRI's open access policy for all peer reviewed research articles arising from their funding, applies to all papers submitted on or after the 1 April 2022.

There are several resources available for authors to help you publish in your preferred journals as well as meet the compliance requirements of UKRI:

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OA funding request
(Warwick login required)


Research support

Popular open access services:

    Search for research support.

    Open Access for the REF

    For the next Research Excellence Framework (REF) process there is a policy on open access.

    This policy states that to be eligible for the inclusion for the REF journal articles and conference papers accepted on or after 1 April 2016 must be deposited into a repository. University of Warwick’s policy is that all outputs should be deposited in our institutional repository, WRAP.

    Find out more about what that means for your research and submit to WRAP.


    Useful contacts

     Warwick Research Publications team

    Email the Open Research Team open.research@warwick.ac.uk, or your department's Research and Academic Support Librarian.