Usask thesis format

In the normal course of events during the student's Program of Studies, it will become evident to the research supervisor and other members of the Advisory Committee that the student's research progress is sufficient to indicate that writing of the thesis ought to commence.

HARVEST holds all University of Saskatchewan electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) published since 2005. More than 1,400 print theses published before 2005 have been digitized and added to the collection as well. To request the digitization of a print-only thesis or dissertation, contact University Archives and Special Collections.

To request the digitization of a print-only thesis or dissertation, contact University Archives and Special Collections. Since 2007, all theses are now submitted electronically. Links are available through both HARVEST and the library catalogue as soon as they are approved by the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.

Serves as evidence that a student is able to describe, explain and defend the research work that he/ she has undertaken, and how it contributes to and furthers the knowledge within the discipline; Describes why the research work was undertaken, justifies the methods used, and provides an interpretation and analysis of the results;