Contact / Help

The primary source of information about your responsibilities is this online copyright guide.

• Copyright advice and training
• Copyright compliance support
• Copyright material for commercialisation
• Copyright in QUT webpages
• Putting teaching material online
• Recording radio and TV broadcasts

Copyright advice and training

We provide general information and advice on copyright issues to the University community, as well as information sessions and workshops:

• for teaching and teaching support
• for researchers and creative practitioners (offered through the Research skills program)
• tailored to the specific concerns of staff in your department or school (including attendance at staff meetings)
• to your students as part of your lectures.

We send a regular Copyright Interest Group Newsletter to QUT staff via the Copyright Interest Group.

For copyright advice and to arrange training, contact the University Copyright Officer. Note that the University Copyright Officer is not able to give legal advice.

University Copyright Officer
Cameron Rutter
Email: qut.copyright@qut.edu.au
Telephone: 3138 4616

Copyright compliance support

We aim to ensure compliance with current copyright legislation, particularly in relation to the Learning Management Systems (LMS), and offer teaching staff assistance in the form of advice, instruction and by encouraging awareness of compliance matters.

For copyright compliance advice and assistance, contact the Copyright Information Officer.

Copyright Information Officer
Email: qut.copyright@qut.edu.au
Telephone: 3138 1164

Copyright material for commercialisation

If you are concerned with developing copyright material for commercialisation, you should seek advice from the Scoping a commercial project section of the university.

Copyright in QUT webpages

Unless otherwise noted or marked, copyright material available on QUT websites is "all rights reserved". To request copyright permission see Copyright.

Open Education Resources (OERs) are educational materials available under a Creative Commons licence that can be used, adapted and modified.

If you are a copyright owner and you believe that a work available on any QUT website infringes copyright or is a breach of an agreed licence or contract, notify QUT following the procedures on Copyright.

Putting teaching material online

The Library provides staff with a central service for putting readings online for student access via QUT Readings. There is no charge back to schools for this service.

For more information consult QUT Readings help and FAQs.

Recording radio and TV broadcasts

QUT Library provides staff with a central service for off-air recording of television and radio broadcasts.

For more information on the service, visit Streaming video and off-air recordings.