EES2200 Advanced Seminar in Environmental Science (PhD)

All graduate students at the University of Toronto are required to submit their thesis or dissertations in electronic format, which will be preserved in TSpace. This is also a good place to submit your final posters for archiving, preserving and access purposes.

SGS provides information on producing your thesis.

This guide is for students who are just starting to work on their theses and for those who are getting close to submission or are looking to publish. It is based on the School of Graduate Studies requirements for thesis submission at U of T. The guide supports the bi-annual Submit and Publish Your Thesis GPS Workshop offered jointly by the School of Graduate Studies and the University of Toronto Libraries.

University of Toronto Libraries' webpages providing UofT researchers with information and guidance on research data management.

An overview of Canadian government funding agency policies including the policy on research data management.

The DMP Assistant is a national, online, bilingual data management planning tool developed by the Digital Research Alliance of Canada (the Alliance) in collaboration with host institution University of Alberta to assist researchers in preparing data management plans (DMPs). This tool is freely available to all researchers, and develops a DMP through a series of key data management questions, supported by best-practice guidance and examples.

Borealis, the Canadian Dataverse Repository, is a bilingual, multi-disciplinary, secure, Canadian research data repository, supported by academic libraries and research institutions across Canada. Borealis supports open discovery, management, sharing, and preservation of Canadian research data.

Search SHERPA/RoMEO for publisher copyright policies & self-archiving so to help understand your author right's when publishing in a scholarly journal.

The Author Addendum helps inform you about your copyright as well as how to manage your rights as a journal article author so that your article can be accessed and used as widely as possible.

Learn about different licenses that you can choose to allow you to share, collaborate, reuse, and remix your scholarly work.

A checklist and resources to identity some of the typical practices used by deceptive publishers. Created by the Division of the Vice President, Research and Innovation and the University of Toronto Libraries.

University of Toronto Libraries' Scholarly Communication & Copyright webpages providing publishing support.

University of Toronto Libraries' Scholarly Communication & Copyright webpages providing publishing support, including topics such as open access basics, support and APC discounts.

Research Funders' Open Access Policies
Sherpa Juliet enables researchers and librarians to see funders' conditions for open access publication.

Consolidates the key elements of journal policies into a single, easy-to-follow resource.

Open access publishing of pre-prints that allows you to disseminate your research and seek peer feedback before final publication. Suitable for Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology and Statistics

ChemRxiv or 'chem-archive' is a free submission, distribution and archive service for unpublished preprints in chemistry and related areas. Find current to the field and relevant sources here.