October 2, 2025Open Access

HEFCE, the State of Open Access in the UK and Post-2014 REF

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Open access has become a central focus for HEFCE to enhance availability of research outputs, boosting visibility.
HEFCE continues to refine its mandates for open access, ensuring compliance in the evolving academic landscape.
The post-2014 REF framework significantly influences research funding practices, with open access as a critical component.
Understanding HEFCE's approach to open access is vital for UK researchers aiming to navigate funding and publication requirements.

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Analyzes HEFCE's open access mandates for post-2014 REF, indicating impacts on UK research dissemination.

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Having returned from a glorious week away in Crotia and Bosnia (for Pynchon fans: it was "very nice, very nice, very nice indeed"), I have returned to an inbox that features the current state of play with HEFCE's thinking on open access mandates for a post-2014 REF. In order to ensure that I've got it straight in my own head, I thought I'd write a summary post for quick reference. I'm using the PDF version as my reference.

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Martin Paul Eve (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de70f583cbc991d0a2336a https://doi.org/10.59348/mb9m6-dxh81

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Analyzes HEFCE's open access mandates for post-2014 REF, indicating impacts on UK research dissemination.

HEFCE, the State of Open Access in the UK and Post-2014 REF

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HEFCE, the State of Open Access in the UK and Post-2014 REF

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