Martin Borchert, Electronic Information Services Librarian, Library, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Brisbane, 4000. Email: m.borchert@qut.edu.au
theses, dissertations, Australian postgraduate student research, digital deposit, electronic thesis deposit, ETD, ADT
The Australian Digital Theses (ADT) program has been designed to promote and increase access to the research output of Australian higher degree research students.
ADT was initially developed by a group of seven Australian universities, and is based on the work of the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) and the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and uses a Web form to allow students to deposit their thesis electronically in PDF, to be accessible via both a local university interface, and the National ADT Database. About 500 Australian theses are now available on ADT.
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