EIFL and Cambridge University Press have renewed their agreement for a further year until December 2025. The renewed agreement includes free and discounted access to journals, read & publish and waived and discounted Article Processing Charges (APCs).

Free and discounted access

12 EIFL partner countries are eligible for free or discounted access to 419 Cambridge University Press (CUP) journal titles:

Join this LIBSENSE webinar on open access (OA) journal publishing in Africa where no fees are charged to authors or readers (often referred to as Diamond OA journals). The webinar is organized by WACREN (West and Central African Research and Education Network), CAMES (Conseil Africain et Malgache pour l'Enseignement Superieur)  and EIFL, and the language of the webinar is French.

Join this LIBSENSE webinar on open access (OA) journal publishing in Africa where no fees are charged to authors or readers (often referred to as Diamond OA journals). The webinar is organized by WACREN (West and Central African Research and Education Network), CAMES (Conseil Africain et Malgache pour l'Enseignement Superieur)  and EIFL, and the language of the webinar is French.

Join this LIBSENSE webinar on open access (OA) journal publishing in Africa where no fees are charged to authors or readers (often referred to as Diamond OA journals). The webinar is organized by WACREN (West and Central African Research and Education Network), CAMES (Conseil Africain et Malgache pour l'Enseignement Superieur)  and EIFL, and the language of the webinar is French.

Join us for the seventh EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers that will focus on two topics: Creative Commons licences and research software. 

• Date and time: 30 October,  10:00 UTC 
• Registration: Please register here to participate in the meet-up

Join us for the seventh EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers that will focus on two topics: Creative Commons licences and research software. 

• Date and time: 30 October,  10:00 UTC 
• Registration: Please register here to participate in the meet-up

Join us for the seventh EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers that will focus on two topics: Creative Commons licences and research software. 

• Date and time: 30 October,  10:00 UTC 
• Registration: Please register here to participate in the meet-up

EIFL will co-facilitate a regional online workshop for editors and publishers of scholarly open access journals in seven countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia. The webinar is jointly organized by the Horizon Europe projects DIAMAS and CRAFT-OA. EIFL is a partner in the DIAMAS project. 

EIFL will co-facilitate a regional online workshop for editors and publishers of scholarly open access journals in seven countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia. The webinar is jointly organized by the Horizon Europe projects DIAMAS and CRAFT-OA. EIFL is a partner in the DIAMAS project. 

EIFL will co-facilitate a regional online workshop for editors and publishers of scholarly open access journals in seven countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia. The webinar is jointly organized by the Horizon Europe projects DIAMAS and CRAFT-OA. EIFL is a partner in the DIAMAS project. 

Resources from four EIFL webinars on copyright issues for libraries, that took place in September and October 2024, are available online. The webinars explored key topics that concern libraries - copyright and AI (artificial intelligence) for science and research; copyright and the commons (open licences); limitations and exceptions for research and development; fair use, fair dealing and fair practice. The topics were suggested by librarians in EIFL partner countries.

Resources from four EIFL webinars on copyright issues for libraries, that took place in September and October 2024, are available online. The webinars explored key topics that concern libraries - copyright and AI (artificial intelligence) for science and research; copyright and the commons (open licences); limitations and exceptions for research and development; fair use, fair dealing and fair practice. The topics were suggested by librarians in EIFL partner countries.

Resources from four EIFL webinars on copyright issues for libraries, that took place in September and October 2024, are available online. The webinars explored key topics that concern libraries - copyright and AI (artificial intelligence) for science and research; copyright and the commons (open licences); limitations and exceptions for research and development; fair use, fair dealing and fair practice. The topics were suggested by librarians in EIFL partner countries.

EIFL staff member, Jevgenija Sevcova, will train teachers and students in the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at the National University of Laos in the use of the E-Library.

EIFL staff member, Jevgenija Sevcova, will train teachers and students in the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at the National University of Laos in the use of the E-Library.

EIFL staff member, Jevgenija Sevcova, will train teachers and students in the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at the National University of Laos in the use of the E-Library.

EIFL staff member, Jevgenija Sevcova, will train teachers and students in the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at the National University of Laos in the use of the E-Library.

Webinar for repository managers from North and South America who are involved in Paper Pledge for the Planet, a campaign launched by EIFL, COAR (the Confederation of Open Access Repositories) and Creative Commons to help address the climate crisis by making climate research available in open repositories.

Webinar for repository managers from North and South America who are involved in Paper Pledge for the Planet, a campaign launched by EIFL, COAR (the Confederation of Open Access Repositories) and Creative Commons to help address the climate crisis by making climate research available in open repositories.

Webinar for repository managers from North and South America who are involved in Paper Pledge for the Planet, a campaign launched by EIFL, COAR (the Confederation of Open Access Repositories) and Creative Commons to help address the climate crisis by making climate research available in open repositories.