Copyright & your thesis – a music research perspective
Copyright is an important consideration in your research projects. During your candidature you are a copyright creator as well as a user of copyright material. As well as highlighting your rights as a copyright owner, this seminar will cover copyright matters that you will need to consider when including material in your thesis and publications, and will also examine copyright alternatives such as Creative Commons, all from the perspective of music based research.
James Lewandowski-Cox is a researcher in global Hip Hop studies, with a particular focus on Hip Hop in Australia and New Zealand. James completed his PhD in 2017 and currently works at the University of Queensland as the University's Copyright Officer.
About Research Seminar Series
Research seminars are presented by current staff, higher degree by research candidates and visiting academics.
The seminar series showcases the work of our higher degree by research candidates and provides valuable professional development opportunities for undergraduate and coursework students who are interested in research. Visiting scholars are regularly invited to address staff and students, and the seminars are open to the public.