Copyright

Whether you are writing assignments, conducting research, teaching, or developing software, copyright is relevant for you and DTU, and there are a number of rules, agreements, and policies you need to be aware of.

When you are a student
When you teach
When you research
When you do administrative work

The Danish Copyright Law (in Danish)

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DTU does not use the copyright symbol © in the works created by employees, as Denmark is a member of the Berne Convention, and therefore it is implied that the author automatically has the copyright to their work.

It doesn't hurt to emphasize your copyright in the USA by using ©, but it has no significance in the rest of the world.

software

Software is protected by copyright, and if you write code, it is considered a work in the legal sense of copyright.

Special rules apply to all software developed by DTU employees

Clear, clear, clear!

When you use other people’s pictures, you need their permission.

How and why you need to clear rights

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Copyright

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Clear, clear, clear!

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