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Collaborative ventures are defined as Ventures agreed
between the University of Tasmania and other outside bodies. Some
recent examples are TIAR (Tasmanian Institute for Agricultural Research)
and TAFI (Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute). In addition
there are a number of other areas of close co operation of which
the major one is the collaboration between Hospitals (both State
and Private) and the University's Clinical School.
In all cases staff employed in areas of collaboration fall into
two categories:
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those that are University Staff (that is, those that are on
the University's payroll)
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those that are employed by one of the co operating participants
(that is, NOT on the University's payroll).
The library resources which are available differ between the two
categories of staff for a variety of reasons including legal requirements
of the license agreements between the University of Tasmania Library
and database vendors and the regulations of the Telecommunications
Act (July 1997).
Library resources available are as follows:
| University Staff |
Non University Staff
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| Personal access to all the University Library's service points. |
Personal access to all the University Library's service points. |
| Access to the Library's catalogue from within the service
points or from the Web page at: https://ipac.lib.utas.edu.au/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=catalogue. |
Access to the Library's catalogue from within the service
points or from the Web page at: https://ipac.lib.utas.edu.au/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=catalogue. |
| Conditions
for borrowing from the collections. |
Borrowing from the collections as a 'Special
Borrower'. |
| Requesting of items held on another campus. |
Requesting of items held on another campus. |
| Access to the Library's databases from within the service
points, from the Library's World Wide Web page or via downloaded
software. |
Not available. |
| The Document Delivery Service obtains material that the library
does not have in its own collections for University staff
and PhD/Masters students. Other selected categories of staff
and research students can use the service. Details are available
in the Document Delivery Service
Web page and leaflets available from Library service points. |
Not available. An Interlibrary Loan service should be provided
by the library of the individual's parent organisation, or
where no such library exists by the State Library of Tasmania. |
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