Master's Thesis Title Page Example Template
The first few pages of your dissertation need to give a lot
of technical information about your study. These pages are used by
administrators, by your college or university library, and by any readers who
search for research like yours in order to understand the details of your study
and to categorize it within databases.
You can download a template for the title page by clicking one of the links below. The sample has highlighted all of the information which you need to include. Delete the yellow highlighted sections and type in your own information.
The title page
has to contain the following information:
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Your full name
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The full title of your dissertation
·
Your university or college department’s details –
the name of your institution, emblem and department name, as well as the
faculty or school your department forms part of
·
The name of your supervisor/ promoter and their
rank or title
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Whether your dissertation is in partial fulfillment
of your degree, or whether it is in fulfillment of the degree. If you’re
required to also do coursework, extra assignments or community interaction as
part of your degree requirements, your dissertation is in partial fulfillment
of your degree. Indicate this before your degree name.
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The full and correct name of your instructional
program (eg. Philosophiae doctor, Magister Technologiae, etc). Find these
titles on your department guide or registration information at your
institution. Your proof of registration should contain the full name of the
degree. Make sure it’s correct.
Make sure that you include all of the information and double check that everything is precisely correct.
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