Research
Copyright and Open Access for PhDs
Once you start publishing your academic work, elementary knowledge on copyright and licensing is essential in dealing with publishers and choosing open access. This course introduces the basics of copyright and Leiden University's open access requirements.
- Target group
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Researcher
PhD candidate - Teachers
- Erna Sattler (Copyright Expert) Fleur Praal (Scholarly Communications Librarian)
- Method
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Workshop
Topics covered
- introduction to copyright;
- plagiarism, what it is and how to avoid it;
- pitfalls in publishing agreements;
- open access publishing routes;
- Leiden University's open access policy;
- funders' open access requirements;
- copyright and reuse of materials in education.
What you will learn
This course will enable you to gain insight in the what, where and how of copyright and Open Access, so you will be able to avoid pitfalls and make full use of your rights as an author and scholar.
Target audience
This course is aimed at PhD researchers, who will be about to publish their first academic works in the course of their PhD trajectory. All others who want to attend should contact the course organisers.
Format
One session of up to 2 hours with presentations and ample time for questions. Afterwards, participants will receive the course materials with links to additional information and tools.
Registrations and cancellations
PhD researchers affiliated with Leiden University can register free of charge by emailing the course organisers: auteursrecht@library.leidenuniv.nl. Any others can enquire about participation through the same email address.
If you are unable to attend the course, please cancel your registration by sending an email to auteursrecht@library.leidenuniv.nl.
Organisation
This course is organised by the Leiden University Libraries' Centre for Digital Scholarship.