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This repository provides full text access to graduate masters dissertations (including MBA) but not doctoral materials.
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Submitting dissertations and assignments
At dissertation time, we often get questions relating to preparation of documents and submitting online. Here are some of the things you can do to avoid problems previous students have had with submitting dissertations or assignments.
Preparing your document, including converting a document to PDF
Many dropboxes specify that a PDF must be provided. Dissertations can be long documents, but try to avoid bloat! Sometimes a document is too big to be converted into a PDF.
- Reduce the size of your images, especially photos, before putting them in the document, a 10-MB high-quality image is often not needed, so save a smaller version for inserting in your text. Save the big images for where you really need them. Here is some advice on Reducing file size by optimising images
- Make sure your PDF is created in the correct way so that Turnitin can read the text. Check out our helpful advice on Recommended ways to create PDF files for submitting assignments and dissertations
- If there are Scanning handwritten work for submission
- If your document is still too big to be converted into a PDF, then convert it in sections, and combine the PDFs into one document last thing. Here is advice on Combining multiple files into a single PDF
- You can use this PDF converter from Nuance (Windows) to help you
Common errors that cause Turnitin to reject assignments
Check your document is
- A file of less than 100MB,
- no more than 40 pages
- has a filename that’s under 40 characters
- Is comprised of at least 20 words of readable text (see above for how to create a PDF that’s machine readable).
See the Turnitin and Moodle Assignment Checklist for more information on how to structure your document.
Academic Integrity and Turnitin
You should be familiar by now with the concepts around academic integrity and the actions you should take to avoid plagiarism.
There is some basic guidance in the University’s NOOC Academic Integrity: Values & Actions (UNUK) (self-enrol Moodle module). To ensure Turnitin will accept your document and that you’re familiar with the submissions processes, you can run your document through the dropbox in Test Your Text (self-enrol Moodle module). This will not add the paper to the database so will not match when you submit your assignment or dissertation for real.
Finally: don’t forget to submit your document to the dropbox in your module in good time!
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University of Nottingham PhD Thesis Template
This template is adapted from the previous template I wrote in 2017: University of Nottingham Thesis and Dissertation Template
The current one includes more sample scripts in Chapter 4 Main Chapter, demonstrating the use of figures, tables, lists (for Research Questions and Hypotheses, etc.), equations, and PDF appendix in the Appendices chapter.
This one is specifically shaped for a PhD thesis submission.
Please double check with your faculty's thesis submission guideline.
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School of Economics UG Prize Winners 2024
We are delighted to share the names of the 2024 School of Economics Undergraduate Prize Winners.
- Outstanding Achievement year one: Anjali Patel, Jessica Rendall
- Runner up Outstanding Achievement year one: Arran Denniston, Noam Frankal, Joseph Partridge, Jojo Quaquah
- Outstanding Achievement year two: Martin Rumler
- Runner up Outstanding Achievement year two: Johnny Allen, Freddie Brown, Joshua Jackson, Ahan Thakur, Nevis Kulam Alan Tompkins, Giorgios Zoumides
- Outstanding Achievement final year: Annalise Alton, Thomas Handyside
- Runner up Outstanding Achievement final year: Benjamin Buck, Kamil Kadziolka
- School Tri-Campus Dissertation Performance (Best Dissertation): Benjamin Danziger
- Runner up Best Dissertation Performance: Annalise Alton, Edoardo Bisconti, Eliana Antwi Boateng, Rachel Emmerton, Farah Yossry
- Sir Clive Granger - Outstanding Achievement in Econometrics: Daniel Ellis
Congratulations to all our prize winners!
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Finding University of Nottingham theses (UK and Malaysia only) The libraries in the UK and Malaysia hold copies of all PhD and MPhil theses written by University of Nottingham students. Use NUsearch [UK; Malaysia] to find theses in both print and electronic format, where available. Finding a thesis on your topic area:
Dissertation Examples. Students in the School of Economics at the University of Nottingham consistently produce work of a very high standard in the form of coursework essays, dissertations, research work and policy articles. Below are some examples of the excellent work produced by some of our students. The authors have agreed for their work to ...
More.. Nottingham ePrints is a digital archive containing: research papers - articles, conference papers etc - produced by University of Nottingham authors; theses submitted for University of Nottingham research degrees; dissertations submitted as part of taught courses (full text of these is only accessible to logged-in UoN users).
Dissertations, projects and theses. Depending on the School, or the level at which you are studying, longer assignments may be called a dissertation, a research project, a thesis or a 'long essay'. Longer assignments are usually the output of an independent research project that involves some generating or working with primary data.
An electronic archive of research degree theses from the University of Nottingham. Please follow our Deposit Guide for eTheses . Simple keyword searching of the archive. Alternatively, use Advanced Search to search using a full range of fields. Browse the items in the archive by Author, Subject, Year of award, Faculty and School, or Supervisor.
Nottingham Geospatial Institute. Research theses. Our students' theses are their highly valued legacy to the University and to the wider research community. Many have made them available in pdf format held by the University in a publicly accessible central repository - in this way their insights and knowledge can be transferred with no overhead ...
The University of Nottingham theses in this repository are protected by copyright laws. Extracts may only be reproduced under specific exceptions provided for by copyright law. Quotations or similar reproductions must be sufficiently acknowledged. Items may be browsed by the following: Authors. Subjects. Years. Faculties and Schools. Supervisors.
Thesis submission. You are required to submit a thesis for examination after your period of registered study and before the conclusion of the thesis pending period. Your thesis should be submitted to the Nottingham ePrints service and must be the result of your own work, done mainly while you were registered as a researcher of this university.
PhD thesis, University of Nottingham. Abraham, Mathew (2020) Strategic recruitment and selection in Malaysian small and medium enterprises: unravelling the evidence of fit. PhD thesis, University of Nottingham. Abudu, Derrick S. (2020) Essays on corruption, allocative inefficiency, and mergers and acquisitions. PhD thesis, University of Nottingham.
The Nottingham eTheses Archive is a digital library of theses accepted by the University of Nottingham for research degrees. ... This will ensure maximum visibility for your thesis. How to deposit an ethesis. Anyone who has been awarded a PhD, MPhil, MRes or a Professional Doctorate by the University of Nottingham can deposit an electronic copy ...
-, Gitanjali (2012) Responses of the Indian Men & Women toward Sex Role Portrayals in Indian Commercials: A Mixed-methods Study. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) ., Fenny (2020) Derivatives usage and corporate value on palm oil companies: Moderating roles of corporate governance and business sustainability initiatives.
Welcome to Repository@Nottingham The Repository@Nottingham is intended to be an Open Access showcase for the published research output of the university. Whenever possible, refereed documents accepted for publication, or finished artistic compositions presented in public, will be made available here in full digital format, and hyperlinks to ...
Step 1. You will need the following information: The type of degree - PhD, DM, MPhil, MRes, etc. The full title of your thesis. The abstract of your thesis. The names of your supervisors. The year and month when you expect to graduate. The full text of your thesis, in PDF format.
The following extracts are from dissertation guidelines provided by different subject areas: Dissertations provide an opportunity for you to investigate, in some depth, a topic of your own choosing... You will be asked to prepare an outline proposal covering the topic, the method and the key sources. We can then suggest further sources of ideas ...
Nottingham eDissertations - Nottingham eDissertations - IS - The University of Nottingham Description This repository provides full text access to graduate masters dissertations (including MBA) but not doctoral materials.
Steps in the Deposit process: It is useful to have the following information to hand: the type of degree - PhD, DM, MPhil, MRes, etc. the full title of your thesis. the abstract of your thesis. the year your degree was awarded. the names of your supervisors. At the "Nottingham ePrints" Home page, Login. Click on the "New Item" button.
At dissertation time, we often get questions relating to preparation of documents and submitting online. Here are some of the things you can do to avoid problems previous students have had with submitting dissertations or assignments. Preparing your document, including converting a document to PDF Many dropboxes specify that a PDF must be provided. Dissertations ...
UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS 2022-2023 DISSERTATION Bank Discrimination in A Two-Sector New Keynesian Model: A Simulation of the Chinese Economy Student ID: 20481016 Date: 25 August 2023 Degree: Master of Research in Economics Supervisors: Dr. Margarita Rubio & Dr. Rahul Mukherjee
ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global. Database - text. This database is the world's most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses from around the world, spanning from 1861 to the present day and offering full text for most of the dissertations added since 1997. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global offers a collection of ...
This document discusses the challenges of dissertation writing at the University of Nottingham. It notes that writing a dissertation is one of the most demanding tasks students face, as it requires extensive research, critical analysis, and strong writing skills. The process also involves adhering to strict guidelines. Many students find dissertation writing overwhelming and seek assistance ...
Exploring the perceptions and experiences of returnee academics' re-adaptation and professional identity (Re-)construction at an application-oriented university in a second-tier city in China. RUAN, B. (Author), Bell, D. (Supervisor) & Feng, A. (Supervisor), Jul 2024. Student thesis: EdD Thesis. File.
The thesis template includes the sections below: It meets the requirements for a PhD thesis and works for all computer science dissertations and project reports on all campuses. The template is constructed for the final submission of the thesis based on the Project handbook in the university workspace.
This template is adapted from the previous template I wrote in 2017: University of Nottingham Thesis and Dissertation Template The current one includes more sample scripts in Chapter 4 Main Chapter, demonstrating the use of figures, tables, lists (for Research Questions and Hypotheses, etc.), equations, and PDF appendix in the Appendices chapter.
School Tri-Campus Dissertation Performance (Best Dissertation): Benjamin Danziger; Runner up Best Dissertation Performance: Annalise Alton, Edoardo Bisconti, Eliana Antwi Boateng, Rachel Emmerton, Farah Yossry; Sir Clive Granger - Outstanding Achievement in Econometrics: Daniel Ellis; Congratulations to all our prize winners!