Enter a permanent URL for a Queen's-only article/library resource:

Access Copyright

To save links to articles, use the publisher provided permanent link or DOI. Links from the browser's address bar are unreliable and often expire. 

Locate Permanent Link or DOI in an Article

Look for words such as persistent URL, stable URL, infomark, permalink, document URL, durable link, or DOI. 

We invite you to meet your Subject Librarian and discuss how the library can support your teaching, learning and research needs. Liaison Librarians can work with you to identify, purchase and collate resources and to provide support for the development of students’ research skills. Examples of this support are outlined here.

Teaching Support

We support development of research skills in undergraduate, graduate, and professional courses by:

A brief summary of the Copyright Act of Canada (the Act) as it relates to instruction at Queen's University.

Resources designed to provide instructors with information that they need to ensure copyright compliance when teaching at Queen's University. 

Copying and communicating works pursuant to the Fair Dealing Requirements fall within the fair dealing exception in the Copyright Act and therefore do not infringe copyright. There is no need to obtain the consent of the holder of copyright for those acts. The Fair Dealing Requirements permit copying and communicating short excerpts of copyright-protected works subject to certain safeguards that protect the interests of copyright owners..

When its time to study or collaborate as a group we have the space you need. Queen’s students, staff and faculty can reserve group study rooms. 

This page provides information about preparing, formatting and submitting your thesis to QSpace. It also includes key information about copyright and future uses of your thesis by others.