Research repositories at the University of Auckland
Institutional repositories support the management of research outputs.
Institutional repositories store research publications, creative works and research data. They support researchers with:
- Curation of research outputs
- Discovery of published materials
- Citation and reuse of research
Repositories at the University of Auckland
University of Auckland researchers have access to two repositories:
- The University of Auckland Research Repository
- The Data Publishing and Discovery Service
University of Auckland Research Repository
The University of Auckland Research Repository is an archive of research works including books, chapters, articles and conference papers.
- Available to all staff and doctoral candidates.
- Deposit your work using Research Outputs, the University’s research outputs management system.
- Find out more
Data Publishing and Discovery Service
The Data Publishing and Discovery Service is an archive of research data, including datasets, code, instrument data, and image or media files.
- Available to all staff and doctoral candidates, other postgraduate researchers please request access.
- Upload is via institutional Figshare.
- Items are stored securely and levels of access can be set to:
- Private
- Privately shared with colleagues
- Public and published with a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) to meet funder, publisher or institutional obligations.
- Find out more
Theses
Doctoral candidates and masters students are required to deposit a digital copy of their thesis to the University of Auckland Research Repository.
- Deposit is via the Depositing theses page.
- There are different levels of access to these items. 75% of the doctoral theses in the Repository are available as open access.
- Doctoral Thesis Policy and Procedures
Disciplinary repositories
The University’s repositories sit alongside international and often community driven non-profit initiatives, for example, arXiv. The Open Access Directory provides a list of disciplinary repositories worth exploring.
Other material
If unsure about which repository to use, please contact us.
