Writing and publishing advice

Service category: Consulting, Courses & Help

The kiz’s writing and publication advisory service is available to all members of the Ulm University.

It serves as a point of contact for all questions relating to academic writing and the publication process. Consultations are offered in person, via Zoom or by telephone.

Our service

Key features

  • The Writing and Publication Advisory Service brings together all of kiz’s advisory services relating to the writing and publication of academic texts, including, amongst others
  • Writing organisation / time management
  • Reference management
  • Academic research and writing techniques:
    • Topic selection
    • Various types of academic texts
    • Academic writing style
    • Organisation and structure of an academic paper
    • Creativity techniques (How do I get started with writing?)
    • Writing strategies / Dealing with writer’s block
    • Writing with AI
  • Citation, copyright & good academic practice
  • Publication:
    • Predatory journals
    • CC licences
    • Copyright framework

Consultations take place in person on site, via Zoom or by telephone during normal business hours.

User groups

Members of Ulm University: students, PhD candidates and (early-career) researchers

Opening hours

Working days Mon–Fri 09:00–15:30

Application procedures

Eligible users may use the service without submitting a separate application. To arrange a consultation, please contact the relevant staff informally by telephone or email. For time-consuming individual consultations, an appointment will be arranged.

Fees

No fees or charges are levied on eligible users for this service.

Communication and Information Centre (kiz)

Please contact us if you have questions or problems related to the kiz services:

Office hours
Monday - Thursday
09:00 h - 12:00 h and 13:00 h - 15:30 h

Friday 09:00 h - 12:00 h

Phone
+49 (0) 731 / 50 - 30000

Telefax
+49 (0) 731 / 50 - 1230000

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