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'Copyright: Using Third-Party Content in Your Thesis' Webinar (April 2025)

Dates
Wednesday, April 2, 2025 - 11:00 to 12:00
Location
Online
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'Copyright: Using Third-Party Content in Your Thesis' Webinar (April 2025) Booking page

Session description: 

This session will provide an overview of copyright and your thesis responsibilities. It will cover copyright basics, Creative Commons licences, how to use content licensed by Creative Commons and other open access materials, and why thinking about copyright early on in the process will assist with the publication of your thesis in our Open Research Online repository.  

 Learning Objectives: 

  • To gain an understanding of what copyright is and its importance to your thesis.  
  • Knowledge of Creative Commons and open access content, and where to find them.  
  • How to seek permission to use copyrighted content.  

Target audience: 

Postgraduate Research Students, Research Staff and Research Support Staff.  

Session leads: 

This session will be led by Yvette Howley and Gwen Kent

RDF category: 

Knowledge base (A1) ‘information literacy and management’. Professional conduct (C1) ‘IPR and copyright’ and ‘Legal requirements.’ 

Registration: 

If you wish to attend, please register and you will be sent a calendar invitation. The session will be recorded, so if you cannot attend but would like to receive a link to the session recording, please register as normal and write in the registration page comments that you won’t be attending the live event. 

'Copyright: Using Third-Party Content in Your Thesis' Webinar (April 2025) Booking page

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