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  1. Submitting your thesis for permanent binding

    To submit your thesis for permanent binding: For PhD, Masters or other Doctoral candidates whose degree is being administrated through the Graduate Research Office, please not a physical thesis... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  2. Limits for copying for research and study

    For books, journal articles and notated music the  Copyright Act deems it 'fair' to copy a reasonable portion for the purposes of research or study. A reasonable portion is considered... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  3. LMS compatibility with PC and Mac computers

    The  Learning Management System (LMS)  is compatible with PC and Mac computers, and supports Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It is possible for some files within your LMS... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  4. Copying copyright material if you are a UWA student

    Under the fair dealing provisions of the  Copyright Act , you can reproduce copyright material without permission provided it is for the purposes of: research or study criticism or... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  5. Length of time copyright lasts for

    Copyright does not last forever and different rules apply to different types of work. Generally, material can be used without seeking permission once the copyright has expired. The table below is a... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  6. ORCID Explained

    ORCID provides researchers with a globally unique iD that can be used throughout their scholarly career. In an international research environment, your ORCID distinguishes your research output from... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  7. Correct referencing for assignments

    There are six referencing styles used at UWA to acknowledge your sources. Each style has its own library guide found in the referencing dropdown menu.  The style you use will be determined by... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  8. Copying material from the internet

    Material on the internet may be protected by copyright; the fact that it's on the internet does not mean its 'copyright free'. Before copying material from any online source, check the site for a... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  9. Copying for criticism and review

    There are provisions in the  Copyright Act that allow literary, dramatic, musical, artistic or audio-visual works to be copied for the purposes of criticism or review, providing the work is... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  10. NHMRC Journal Articles and the UWA Research Repository

    UWA researchers should ensure all their publications are listed in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository . Publications (regardless whether they result from ARC/NHMRC funding or not) that are... Date Updated: 13/07/2026