The UNT Libraries offer two digital repositories for preserving and providing access to your research data and outputs.

 UNT Data Repository is a central archive to provide long-term preservation and access for research data.

 UNT Scholarly Works serves as the institutional repository and houses publications, reports, and scholarly research output.

The following offices offer data related support for students, staff, and researchers at UNT.

North Texas Scientific Computing

Supports faculty, researchers, and students on issues related to data analytics, software support, and high-performing computing.

College of Education - Office of Research Consulting

Supports the research needs of faculty and graduate students with grants, research, dissertations, and classwork to further their statistical understanding and enhancing the research atmosphere at UNT. Visit the ORC homepage to request a consultation.

Computing for Arts + Sciences

Offers technology services for the UNT College of Information, College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, and College of Science. For confidential and sensitive data repository, please contact CAS-IT and request services.

A number of external data repositories exist for researchers in a particular region or discipline.

Consult with our Data Management Team to help choose the right repository for your needs.

Examples of external data repositories:

• re3data: a global directory of discipline-specific data repositories.
• The Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) maintains the world’s largest archive of digital social science data.
• Qualitative Data Repository (QDR): A repository for social science researchers looking to preserve qualitative research data.
• PubMed Central is the central repository of published research results for a number of federal funding agencies, including the NIH and the NSA.