You can publish your dissertation at the University Library in both printed and electronic form.

You can find all details on our information page about the dissertation.

Tübingen University Press (TUP) and Tübingen Library Publishing (TLP) are the open access publishers of the University of Tübingen, which also enable printed editions of your works. While you can publish titles promptly at TLP, TUP offers you careful quality management of the program.

 Contact: tupspam prevention@ub.uni-tuebingen.de and tlpspam prevention@ub.uni-tuebingen.de

Based on contracts with various publishers, the University Library can offer reduced Article Processing Charges (APCs). This applies to members of the University of Tübingen including the hospital.

Framework agreements with external publishers

Some articles may be eligible for a financial grant from the Open Access Publication Fund through the University Library.

In the sense of Open Access, the University Repository offers the possibility for members of the University to publish scientific publications free of charge - including electronic dissertations.

In so-called portals, related works, e.g. series of publications or congress reports, can be presented under their own overview page.

For more information, please visit our page on the publication system.

As a member of the University of Tübingen, you can publish your own Open Access journal. With Tübingen Open Journals the university library provides a suitable platform.

The Central Open Educational Resources Repository of Tübingen University Library provides open teaching and learning materials (open educational resources) from and for the universities of Baden-Württemberg. 

Further information is also available in the explanatory film (German and English) about the ZOERR.

The Research Data Portal Tübingen (FDAT) offers its scientists various services such as findability, accessibility, interoperability and reusability of data. The necessary technical equipment for long-term archiving and subsequent use of research data is also provided.

With the Image Database, the University Library offers a central image repository. This platform offers the possibility to research, publish and archive image material for teaching and research purposes.

The Audio Archive contains the broadcast archive of Radio Micro-Europa, the former radio of the University of Tübingen (until 2016) and the South Asia Digitization Project (Saath Saath). The broadcasts of Micro-Europa are freely accessible and can be listened to as MP3 files.