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eThesis Policy

The following policy was endorsed by the Research Graduate School Committee meeting no. 4/2006 of 5/05/06.

  1. The worldwide research community will have access to the theses’ bibliographic details, titles, content and abstracts, and, subject to any embargo, access to the full text.
  2. The Library will cease sending out microfiche or paper copies of theses unless specifically requested by the user. There will be a fee charged to the user for delivering a non digital format.
  3. An embargo of three years or longer may be placed on the full text of a thesis, as is the current practice (noting that the abstract, title, content pages and bibliographic details of embargoed theses will be available online).
  4. Author of theses will add a copyright notice to the front of their manuscript, acknowledging that they have not knowingly added copyright content to their work without the owner’s permission.
  5. A procedure to manage the take down of inadvertent exposure of third party material will be established by the library in consultation with the University Copyright Officer.