Publishing in Journals for Beginners, in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS)

Publishing in journal articles is a key element of an academic career, and something researchers should familiarise themselves with early on, especially towards the start of a PhD. But knowing where to start can be a daunting prospect. When do you know when you're ready to publish in a journal? How can you even be sure whether this is the right outlet for your work? What does the publication process entail and what do you need to know about peer review? This session is designed to take you through the entire process from initial idea right up to sharing your finished publication.

By the end of this session, you will:​

• Have an overview of the publication process from start to finish
• Think about what type of academic publication is right for your research and how to pick the right journal
• Be aware of the dangers posed by predatory publishers
• Understand the peer review process and how to respond to reviewers' comments

• PhD students and researchers in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• Masters students thinking of or about to embark on a research degree
• Other Cambridge students and staff are welcome

Number of sessions: 1

Online webinar with presentations, demonstrations, discussions and practical activities.

If you require any help before the session, such as accessibility support, please email our team at ResearcherDevelopment@lib.cam.ac.uk for further assistance.

This session will be delivered using Zoom so please ensure you have it installed ahead of the session. A joining link will be sent out as part of the booking confirmation process.

One hour

Termly

• Publishing in Journals for Beginners, in Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine (STEMM)
• Publishing your First Monograph

• Academic Writing
• Academic Writing Month
• CUL Research Skills