ADT - Australasian Digital Thesis Program

News

1 April 2009
Number of active universities: 41
Total number of digital theses = 24,987
Total number of theses: 150,636

January 2008: Number of digital theses reached 20,000
July 2007: Number of digital theses reached 15,000

December 2006: First harvesting of theses records from a repository using OAI-PMH

December 2004: Program expanded to become the Australasian Digital Theses Program

October 2003: Mandatory Submission Survey Results

December 2001: Survey of e-theses status at Australian Universities.

2001: Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) support for ADT Program

October 2000: ADT software upgrade.

12 September 2000: ADT Program launched Australia wide.

• The ADT Program was rolled out Australian wide on 31st July 2000. All Australian universities are invited to join the program in what hopefully will in the future become a truly comprehensive national database of Australasian Digital theses. The Program is being coordinated nationally by the Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL). Further information can be found on the ADT Information Page.