For research

Researchers need to be aware of copyright:

  • when using others’ work for research
  • including previously published work (others’ and your own) in your research outputs
  • for managing your own intellectual property
  • when preparing for a conference  or collaborating  in a network environment

Copying for research

Learn when you can and can't copy third-party works.

Copyright for HDR students

What do you need to know about copyright for publishing your thesis.

Using others works in publications

Find out when you can include third party work in your own publications.

Managing your copyright

Understand publisher agreements and open licensing.

Networks and conferences

What you need to know before presenting at a conference or sharing work on a social network.

Open Scholarship

Find out how open access principles applied to all stages or research and education.

Open education resources

Explore our library guide to understand how OER can provide free, adaptable, and accessible educational materials that enhance learning outcomes and promote equitable access to knowledge. Whether you're a student looking for cost-effective resources or an educator aiming to innovate your teaching methods, our guide will provide insight and tips to get you started.

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