Publish your thesis, the way it deserves
Two routes: publish open access in the Bexford Thesis Series with a Crossref DOI and ISSN, or develop your thesis into a published eBook with an ISBN and royalties.
Two ways to publish your thesis
Open access for maximum reach, or a book readers can own — both with a permanent DOI.
◆ Open AccessThesis with ISSN & DOI
Your thesis published open access in the Bexford Thesis Series — a registered ISSN (UK) series, each thesis assigned a Crossref DOI and indexed for discovery. Free for anyone, anywhere, to read.
◆ eBook · ISBNThesis to Book
Develop your thesis into a published eBook with its own ISBN and a Crossref DOI, with a professional cover and typesetting — and 80% royalties paid to you. You set the price, or make it free.
Research that travels the world
What you get
Permanent DOI
A Crossref DOI that never changes — your work stays findable and citable for good.
Global discovery
Indexed in Google Scholar and Google Search, so researchers worldwide can find you.
Registered ISSN
Published within a formally registered UK ISSN series — a recognised scholarly home.
Full authorship credit
Your name, affiliation and degree recorded on the published record and in the DOI metadata.
Professional production
Editorial review and clean typesetting, so your thesis reads as a finished publication.
Royalties on books
Choose the thesis-to-book route and receive 80% royalties, with the price in your hands.
Publication charges by country
Your fee is set by the country of your institution. Two bands, listed below.
Fees are set by the country of your institution, not your nationality. Countries not listed are placed in the nearest comparable band at the Editorial Office's discretion. The published schedule is the source of truth.
From thesis to published, in four steps
Submit
Send your thesis and details through the submission form.
Editorial review
Our editors check scope, originality and formatting.
Production
We typeset and assign your DOI — and ISBN for books.
Published
Your work goes live, open access or as a book with royalties.
Author guidelines
What to prepare before you submit.
Who can submit+
- Postgraduate researchers (Master's, MPhil, PhD) with a completed thesis or dissertation.
- Work that is your own and not already assigned a DOI by your university or another publisher.
- Authors from any country and any discipline.
What to prepare+
- Final thesis as a .docx or .pdf file.
- Title, abstract (200–350 words) and 4–8 keywords.
- Author name, affiliation, degree and awarding institution.
- Confirmation of your rights to publish (see below).
Rights & originality+
Fees & what's included+
Publish your thesis with Bexford
Open access with a DOI and ISSN, or as a book with royalties. A clear timeline and a permanent scholarly identifier.