Oxford University Press (OUP) and the University of Oklahoma have agreed a Read & Publish deal. The agreement covers all researchers belonging to the University of Oklahoma, including the main campus in Norman, the Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, as well as OU-Tulsa. This means that approximately 3,500 researchers will be able to access OUP’s prestigious journals collection as well as publishing in their chosen OUP journal via open access.

This is the second Read & Publish deal that OUP has agreed in North America. The deal lasts for three years and will allow affiliated researchers to publish open access in hybrid and fully open access journals published by OUP.

Chris Holmes, OUP’s Director of Institutional Sales for the Americas, said, ‘I’m delighted to have reached this agreement with colleagues at all University of Oklahoma campuses. As scholars in North America look for new and sustainable ways to publish their work via open access, I’m really pleased that OUP is able to offer them the opportunity to access and publish in our collection of over 460 journals’.

Denise Stephens, Dean of University Libraries at the University of Oklahoma, said, "OU Libraries is excited to be a part of this agreement with the Oxford University Press that is instrumental in creating no-cost opportunities to publish openly accessible articles in Oxford journals and real expanded access to high-quality scholarship for researchers across our

The agreement is valid from January 1, 2022.

About Oxford University Press
Oxford University Press is the largest university press publisher of open access research. It publishes over 90 fully open access journals, more than 150 open access monographs, and offers an open access publishing option on over 400 journals. Since 2004, it has published over 100,000 open access papers across all major subject areas. The press publishes more than 1,500 OA articles per month.

Oxford University Press has been publishing journals for more than a century and has more than 500 years of publishing expertise.

About the University of Oklahoma
The University of Oklahoma serves the educational, cultural, economic, and healthcare needs of the state, region, and nation from three campuses: Norman, Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, and Tulsa Schusterman Center. The university is home to over 31,000 students, more than 3,500 faculty and 8,000 staff across all three campuses.

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