Copyright: Using third-party content in your thesis. Part 2 of 2 webinar (2026.12.10)

Dates
Thursday, December 10, 2026 - 10:30 to 11:30
Location
Online (Teams)
Contact
[email protected]

Session description: 

This session will take a practical look at copyright licensing and Creative Commons. We will also show you how to seek permission from copyright holders. As a group we will discuss the pros and cons of licensed copyrighted content, and we will look at how and why open access research drives the need to make your thesis as open as possible, with as few redactions as possible.  

 Learning Objectives: 

  • Understand Creative Commons and open access licences
  • Learn how to seek permission from copyright holders 
  • Discover how and why Open access research is impacted by the copyright choices we make 

Suitable for: 

  • Postgraduate Research Students
  • Research Staff, and
  • Research Support Staff

Session leads: 

This session will be led by Yvette Howley and Isabel Chadwick

RDF categories: 

  • A1 Knowledge base 
  • C1 Professional conduct 

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. 

Register for Part 1 of 2 Thursday   3 December 2026 10.30 - 11.30hrs 
Register for Part 2 of 2 Thursday 10 December 2026 10.30 - 11.30hrs

 

Contact us

Library Research Support team