Open access agreement for authors at eligible Norwegian institutions

Publish open access with Wiley

Corresponding authors from a Norwegian institution participating in the Sikt agreement may publish primary research and review articles open access in any of Wiley's fully gold open access journals or subscription journals that offer open access (hybrid journals ) at no cost to the author. Through this agreement the participating institutions will cover the publication charges (APCs) for open publishing.

Open access publishing at Wiley under this agreement complies with the Norwegian Government’s National goals and guidelines for open access to research articles and the European joint initiative OA2020.

You can be confident that by choosing open access, your work will have the best chance to be read, cited, and shared. Read more about the advantages of publishing open access here.

Publishing open access:

• Complies with funder or institution mandates
• Allows you to retain copyright through a CC-BY license
• Enables automatic deposit in PMC (when appropriate)

To be eligible:

• Your manuscript must have been accepted on or after 1 January 2022
• You must be the
  responsible corresponding authorThe responsible corresponding author is the author who manages the manuscript and correspondence during the publication process - from submission through publication. This author has the authority to act on behalf of all the co-authors and will also be the contact for inquiries after publication.
  affiliated with an eligible Norwegian institution
• You must publish open access in a fully open access journal or a subscription journal that offers open access
• If publishing in a hybrid journal, you must order open access at the point of acceptance by using our order workflow as described below¹
• Your article must be primary research or a review article²

¹If you don't order hybrid open access initially, your manuscript will be published under the traditional closed access model. You may order open access retroactively, but once your paper is published in Early View or In Issue online you are no longer eligible to publish at no charge.

²Other article types e.g. letters, editorials etc. are excluded.