Depositing your research in ePrints

Review and complete the guide for depositors checklist.

Submitting an electronic copy of your thesis

Submit an electronic copy (CD-ROM, USB or email attachment) of your thesis to the Office of Research and Higher Degrees. Make sure you have:

• an accurate final electronic copy (in the appropriate format and naming convention) on which all of the corrections you were required to make for final approval of your degree have been made
• read the Guidelines for the Preparation of Research Thesis (DOC 200KB) and Examination Process
  • completed and signed the Research Thesis Submission Form (DOC 60KB); the thesis will not be accepted unless the document is signed. 

Accessing your thesis online

At your discretion, the Library is able to make further amendments to your thesis deposit should you later find any issues regarding image quality, etc.

The final copy of your dissertation will be made immediately available to the wider community. In demonstrated exceptional circumstances, an application to restrict access to the dissertation can be made for a period of up to 24 months.

Submitting bulk publications

If you have more than five publications to submit to ePrints, you may be able to bulk upload documents from Scopus. Email your list of publications (with a full citation for each); your Scopus author ID, and a list of any previous affiliations to eprints@usq.edu.au to assist you.

ePrints offers two levels of searching: keyword and advanced. Advanced search gives you a wider number of characteristics to search or limit by. Access the keyword search using the search box on the front page, which is also on the navigation bar at the top of the screen.

Match all of

The system will search for records in which any of the title, abstract or keywords fields contain both the word "patient" and "care".

Match any of

The system will search for any record with either the term "patient" or "care", in any of the title, abstract or keywords fields.

Years

When you're searching a year field, you can specify a single year or range of years that you're interested in:

To view the usage statistics of your publications, click on the Statistics for this ePrint item link on the summary page of the publication’s ePrints record. This will show total downloads, graph the monthly usage and provide a visual representation of the source of downloads.