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Thesis submission
- Notice of intent to submit
- Submit your thesis
- What happens next
- Outcomes
- Your thesis in the University Library
Your thesis in the University Library
After your examination you may be asked to make some edits to your thesis before your degree is awarded. Once edits are done, the final version of your thesis will be approved and a copy lodged with the University Library. Do not sign this copy of your thesis as the library will not be able to archive it.
After your thesis is lodged with the library, no further changes can be made, so check it carefully for spelling and formatting errors.
Final submission into the library repository is a pre-condition of being eligible to have your degree awarded.
Submit your final thesis
We’ll send you a copy of the final thesis lodgement guidelines for students, and the final submission of thesis form with your examiners’ reports.
- Convert your thesis into the file format outlined in the guidelines. For text this is PDF. Other formats apply for materials such as datasets, software and images.
- Complete the final submission of thesis form. Verify that this is your final thesis and choose the appropriate level of access regarding the public availability of your thesis. Any request for restricted access will need prior written approval from your dean.
- Sign the copyright release attached to the form.
- Submit the electronic copy of your thesis and completed form to the relevant HDRAC faculty/school team.
We'll update this page in October 2022 with instructions on how to lodge your final thesis.
Last updated: 25 October 2022
