Sponsorship

Opportunities for Conference sponsorship are still available.

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor please contact the conference organisers by email: ETD2005@iceaustralia.com or by phone +61 2 2 9368 1200 and full sponsorship prospectus will be sent to you.

Special thanks to the following organisations whose support is enabling fourteen overseas delegates to participate in the ETD2005 conference:

• NDLTD - Networked Digital Libraries of Theses and Dissertations

• VTLS - Visionary Technology in Library Solutions

• Open Society Institute

• UNESCO - India

• University of Technology Sydney

• University of New South Wales

Hosts
Hosts include The University of New South Wales Library and the Council of Australian University Librarians under the auspices of the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations, with the support of the University Librarians in the state of New South Wales.

UNSW Library
The University Library provides services and resources to support the learning, teaching and research needs of the University community at UNSW. The Library was instrumental in the development of the Australian Digital Theses (ADT) Program prototype and has an ongoing involvement. They joined Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) in January 1998.

Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL)
CAUL is committed to improving access by the staff and students of Australian universities to the information resources that are fundamental to the advancement of teaching, learning and research. They encourage collaboration between Australian University Libraries to obtain these key objectives.

Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD)
The NDLTD is an international organisation dedicated to the creation, use, dissemination and preservation of electronic theses and dissertations. The ETD Symposia bring the worldwide community together each year to share information, developments and achievements.

Australian Digital Theses Program (ADT)
The Australian Digital Theses Program prototype was developed by 7 Australian Universities during 1998-99, and then opened up to all Australian universities in the latter part of 2000. The central aim is to create a distributed national database of digitised theses available via the web. Providing access via a central database will greatly enhance knowledge about Australian theses and research both nationally and internationally. The ADT has just welcomed their first New Zealand University making it a truly Australasian program.

University Librarians in the state of New South Wales (UNISON)
UNISON is a collaboration of University Librarians in the state of New South Wales.

RETURN TO THE TOP