The public sharing of original dissertation research is a principle to which the University is deeply committed, and dissertations should be made available to the scholarly community at the University of Chicago and elsewhere in a timely manner.
Successful completion of the Doctoral Program requires approximately two years of full-time coursework followed by more concentrated work on an original, scholarly dissertation that contributes to and advances knowledge in the field of social work.
As part of our obligations as scholars, the University of Chicago is deeply committed to publicly sharing original dissertation research and requires, as a condition for receipt of the doctorate, all students to execute a publication agreement with ProQuest UMI Dissertation Publishing granting ProQuest non-exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and sell their dissertations.
While Orlova's original dissertation is about chocolate, Igoshin's is about meat.
How can non-affiliated users who need dissertations from NRLF (308t) that are not in the Digital Dissertations database go about getting access to the original dissertation?
Lewarch's grant will fund additional experiments beyond the scope of her original dissertation, which is on the genetic and neurobiological basis of nesting behavior disparities between different species of deer mice.
While there Leibniz published in 1666 the remarkably original Dissertation on the Art of Combinations (Dissertatio de arte combinatoria), a work that sketched a plan for a "universal characteristic" and logical calculus, a subject that would occupy him for much of the rest of his life.
The original dissertation (see the Guide for specific format) must be submitted to the Graduate School at least seven days before the date of the oral Final Examination.
SJE conceptualized the rationale and design of the original dissertation study from which the data were collected.
Our analysis is based an original dataset – combined from dissertation abstracts, faculty directories and bibliometric data – covering nearly 20,000 PhD graduates and their advisors from U.S. chemistry departments.
