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Publications produced by UWA staff and Higher Degree by Research students should be included in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository. Recent publications that are indexed by Scopus or Web of Science AND include the ‘University of Western Australia’ in the byline will be automatically imported into the Repository. You can search the UWA Profiles and Research Repository by your name to find out whether your publications are included. Missing publications can be added using the instructions in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository Support guide .
For more information, please read the UWA Profiles and Research Repository Support guide .
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UWA Higher Degree theses can be accessed in either print or digital format depending on the year they were completed.
Most theses completed after 2003 are available digitally through the UWA Profiles and Research Repository . Theses completed prior to 2003 are in print form; various access options are available through OneSearch . Check our Request and recommend page for more information.
Any thesis which meets the definition of ‘thesis by research’ will be made accessible (where possible) in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository . This includes theses written for the Doctor of Philosophy and some Master’s by Research programs. The only condition is that the thesis must have already met all the conditions for award.
Students who commenced their candidature after March 2003 have been asked by the Graduate Research School to lodge their theses with the UWA Profiles and Research Repository .
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The NDLTD Global ETD Search contains more than one million records of electronic theses and dissertations. For students and researchers, this application (formerly known as the ‘Union Catalog’) makes individual collections of NDLTD member institutions and consortia appear as one seamless digital library.
The University Library has digitised approximately 300 UWA theses completed before 2003, providing online access via the UWA Profiles and Research Repository . The theses are listed on this spreadsheet of pre-2003 digitised theses [XLS 49KB]
If your thesis was part of this project and you would like it removed from the UWA Profiles and Research Repository , please contact [email protected] .
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Thesis deposit requirement
UWA Higher Degree by Research* students who commenced their candidature after March 2003 are required to deposit their thesis with the UWA Profiles and Research Repository as part of the final submission process, and will have been advised of this requirement by the Graduate Research School.
Depositing a thesis in the Repository does not affect your copyright ownership of the work. The copyright remains yours until you transfer it to another party (for example, when publishing parts or all of the work with a publisher).
If you have included the work of others within your thesis, then you must have their permission to publish the work in the Repository before depositing your thesis. Refer to the Using third party material tab for guidance on seeking permission and the importance of acknowledging third party copyright sources. Should permission not be granted the work must be removed from the thesis prior to depositing in the Repository.
* Note: This includes current PhD, Masters by Research students and Masters by Thesis and Coursework students where the research component is more than 66%.
Thesis as a series of papers
The UWA PhD and MPhil course rules allow you to format your thesis as a series of papers. You can format your thesis as a monograph, a series of papers, or a combination of chapters and papers. For more information on formatting your thesis, see the Graduate Research School’s Thesis as a series of papers webpage .
You should refer back to the publishing agreement/s you signed for each published article/chapter to determine what version of the manuscript you can include in the final version of your thesis. Publishers have differing policies regarding theses, so if you’ve published with multiple publishers you will need to check each individual publishing agreement. For example, some publishers may allow the final published version of a journal article to be included in a thesis, while others will only allow the author’s accepted manuscript version to be included. If you haven’t got a copy of your publishing agreement, you can generally find this information on the publisher’s or journal’s website.
If it is not clear from your publishing agreement, or if permission is needed, you should contact the publisher to seek permission to include your publication/s within the open access repository copy of the thesis. Publishers often have an online permissions process that you will need to follow. If you cannot obtain permission, please contact the Librarian Support Team to discuss your options.
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Publishing your thesis material commercially, or with an open access publisher, requires an understanding of publishers' policies as these will have an impact on your options for current and future use.
The legitimacy of publisher should also be part of your investigation to ensure you are choosing a quality publisher. The Think - Check - Submit website may help you to determine the legitimacy of a journal. You should also consult the UWA Library's How to Publish and Disseminate Research guide .
Ideally such investigation should be done before depositing your thesis in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository. If your thesis material has already been published commercially, you will need to seek the publisher's permission for your thesis to be open access in the Repository, otherwise restricted access may be necessary.
If you have not yet published any parts of your thesis commercially but your thesis is available in the UWA Research Repository, some publishers may consider your research to be pre-published and may not wish to re-publish any of the work. If a publisher will not publish your research after it has been made public, you may wish to consider applying for your thesis to be embargoed, giving publishers the opportunity to be the first to publish your research.
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‘Cycles of Australian Aboriginal English’
Research output : Contribution to conference › Conference presentation/ephemera › peer-review
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Publication status | Published - 24 Jun 2024 |
| Event | - Curtin University, Perth, Australia Duration: 24 Jun 2024 → 27 Jun 2024 |
| Conference | Sociolinguistics Symposium 25 |
|---|---|
| Country/Territory | Australia |
| City | Perth |
| Period | 24/06/24 → 27/06/24 |
Other files and links
- https://www.ss25.com.au/
T1 - ‘Cycles of Australian Aboriginal English’
A2 - Rodriguez Louro, Celeste
PY - 2024/6/24
Y1 - 2024/6/24
N2 - Invited Colloquium
AB - Invited Colloquium
UR - https://www.ss25.com.au/
M3 - Conference presentation/ephemera
T2 - Sociolinguistics Symposium 25
Y2 - 24 June 2024 through 27 June 2024
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The University Library has digitised approximately 300 UWA theses completed before 2003, providing online access via the UWA Profiles and Research Repository. The theses are listed on this spreadsheet of pre-2003 digitised theses [XLS 49KB] If your thesis was part of this project and you would like it removed from the UWA Profiles and Research ...
UWA Higher Degree by Research* students who commenced their candidature after March 2003 are required to deposit their thesis with the UWA Profiles and Research Repository as part of the final submission process, and will have been advised of this requirement by the Graduate Research School.
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