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Finalising, publishing and printing doctoral dissertations at the Philosophical faculty [page]

Finalising the dissertation for publication Once you have received permission to defend, finalise your dissertation manuscript for publication. Allow at least three months for the finalisation and publication process before your public defence. Agree with your principal supervisor on the opponent and the date of the public defence. Take the time needed for the publication […]

Pre-examination of the doctoral dissertation and permission to defend the dissertation at the Philosophical Faculty [page]

This guide describes the stages of the doctoral dissertation pre-examination process at the Philosophical Faculty and helps you prepare for them. You can also learn about the doctoral dissertation examination process by watching the recorded info webinar (requires login). The webinar is in English. Please note! From 1 August 2025, pre-examiners must submit their statements […]

Submitting, reviewing and grading your Master’s thesis [page]

When your thesis is complete, you submit it for review and grading following the process described below. This page explains what you need to do at each stage and how the process works. Important: You must be registered as present both when you submit your thesis for review and when the grade is awarded. The completion […]

Theses in bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes [page]

All bachelor’s and master’s degrees include a supervised written thesis towards the end of your studies:  • Lower university degree: bachelor’s thesis   • Higher university degree: master’s thesis, or advanced studies thesis (medicine and dentistry)  Thesis guidelines and requiremens You can find information about the objectives, format, language and assessment criteria of your thesis in your faculty’s or subject’s curriculum. You will receive […]