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LaTeX template for digitally accessible Electronic Thesis or Dissertation (ETD) for the Auburn University Graduate School Guide: https://graduate.auburn.edu/current-students/academic-resources/etd-guide-samples.php Templates page: https://graduate.auburn.edu/current-students/academic-resources/etd-guide-samples.php#TX

This template provides the structures and formatting for a Brandeis University Master's thesis.

This template provides the structure and formatting for a Brandeis University Dissertation.

Iowa State University LaTeX template for thesis and dissertation, traditional format

Iowa State University LaTeX template for thesis and dissertation, journal-article format (at least one chapter is a journal article)

Template for UGT and PGT dissertations. Responsibility for ensuring compliance with the University of Manchester Presentation of Theses Policy remains with the candidate.

LaTeX template based upon ltx-talk for improved accessibility Based on the University of Manchester PowerPoint template at https://www.staffnet.manchester.ac.uk/brand/visual-identity/guidelines/presentations/.

LaTeX template based upon The University of Manchester Presentation of Theses Policy which relates to the examination of doctoral and MPhil degrees at The University of Manchester and applies to full-time and part-time postgraduate research students of the following degrees: Doctoral degrees: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD); Doctor of Medicine (MD) Doctor of Business Administration (DBA); Professional, Engineering and Enterprise Doctorates; Master of Philosophy (MPhil). This template has been checked to be compliant with the 2026 requirements. Responsibility for ensuring compliance with the University of Manchester Presentation of Theses Policy remains with the candidate.

This is a template for MIT theses formatted according to the requirements of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Libraries (as posted in 2024): https://libraries.mit.edu/distinctive-collections/thesis-specs/ This template is appropriate for MIT theses of all types.