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Dissertation, Thesis and Exams

Embodying the results of your research program.

Your dissertation, thesis, or major research paper (MRP) embodies the results of your research program and exposes the work to scholarly criticism. It must represent a single body of work, with integrated material, and should not be solely a collection of published articles.

Preparation and submission requirements

Your dissertation, thesis, or MRP must be prepared and submitted in strict accordance with procedures outlined by the Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies and for theses and dissertations, with the current regulations of the Library and Archives Canada. It is important to understand that the responsibility for formatting and submitting the correct format rests with the author. To help you prepare and submit your thesis, MPR, or dissertation in accordance with proper procedures, we have developed a guide for graduate student use.  (PDF file)  Download the Thesis, MRP, and Dissertation Submission Requirements  (PDF file)  Download the NLC Form

General guidelines

Master's and doctoral students must submit their dissertation, thesis, major research paper (MRP), or project to their Graduate Program Administrator as an electronic PDF file. The Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies does not accept hard copies. However, your program may require the submission of hard copies. Please consult with your program administrator about program requirements. For more information or help, please contact your program administrator.

Submission deadlines

Please refer to important dates for deadline dates and times. Note the final date to clear outstanding graduation requirements. If you miss this date, you must register for the term as you must be a current student when your thesis, MRP, or dissertation is submitted.

Online defence/MRP presentation guidelines

Please see the  (PDF file)  guidelines for using Zoom for defences and MRP presentations.

Graduation theses/master's theses/doctoral theses list

Tokyo Metropolitan University Institutional Repository " Oystercatcher ] Published from Dissertation can be viewed .

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Toronto Metropolitan University Theses and Research Papers

The Toronto Metropolitan University Library is a repository for major research papers, theses and dissertations produced by graduate students at Toronto Metropolitan University.  To ensure a comprehensive search for both online and print copies of Immigration and Settlement theses, check both:

• Library Catalogue
• Perform a keyword search in the catalogue using "ryerson university dissertations" and "immigration and settlement studies" AND
• RShare Digital Repository
• Online copies of TMU's theses and dissertations

      If you need further information on TMU's Digital Repository, RShare ,  please contact Brian Cameron .

Other Canadian Sources

• Theses Canada Portal A collaborative program between Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and nearly 70 universities accredited by Universities Canada that provides electronic access to the full text of Canadian theses and dissertations digitized between 1998 and 2002 and provides a record of all other theses in the National Library of Canada's collection (1965-).

International Sources

These are good sources to research other International theses on Immigration and Settlement theses:

• Open Access Theses and Dissertations (OATD) Provides access to open access research from over 800 colleges, universities and research institutions around the world.
• DART-Europe E-theses Portal Provides access to research theses from 555 universities in 28 European countries.
• NDLTD - Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations International non-profit organization promoting the dissemination of electronic theses and dissertations. Approximately over 4 million electronic theses and dissertations from more than 200 universities on all continents.
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