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EThOS (Electronic Theses Online Service) from the British Library allows free access to the full text of UK doctoral theses that have been digitised.
EThOS allows you to search over 500,000 doctoral theses records, download the full text of any thesis that has been digitised, and order for downloading any thesis from one of the participating institutions. A list of Higher Education Institutions taking part is available on the website .
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This website makes available the theses completed by students at the Centre for Regional and Local History , University of Leicester. The collection comprises over 100 theses. The full text is available to read and download in the majority of cases. The coverage begins in 1948 and ends in 2015.
Founded in 1948, the Department (as it then was) pioneered local history as an academic discipline in Britain. Research students have been central to the Centre’s activities, and the theses are important research publications in their own right.
The diversity of themes and places found in the collection reflects Leicester’s mission to undertake local history across the regions of England, and to encourage interdisciplinary approaches. Many studies are comparative, or use long time frames that break the conventions of periodisation.
Meta-data was compiled from the Centre's own bibliography and the University Library's records. Some theses were jointly supervised with other departments, such as Archaeology.
Why we created the collection
Thanks to the generosity of the University’s Alumni Association (almost) all the PhD theses awarded to students at Leicester since 1924 have been digitised and made available freely online. You can find them at the Leicester Research Archive .
From the download statistics we could see that some of the most popular items were the studies of local history. We decided to make the Centre’s theses available as a coherent collection, with added features to help discovery and interpretation.
The collection should also be seen as a source for the history of history. At least two PhD’s supervised by W.G. Hoskins can be found here. Margaret Spufford , David Hey, and Michael Reed all became academic historians with distinguished careers.
It is hoped that more material can be added to the collection to tell the story of English Local History at Leicester.
A note on the map
This site was built using Omeka, which has its own map plugin. This geo-locates items by place name. The map will only locate an item in one place. This means comparative studies cannot appear in two (or more) places at once. Some studies that did not have precise enough place names in the title do not appear on the map.
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Thesis Templates for a PhD at the University of Leicester
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This repository contains a couple of templates for PhD theses at the University of Leicester.
There are two folders, one for the bookdown template and one for latex . Just clone/fork/download the repository and use the template you prefer (with a strong suggestion to use bookdown ).
There is lots of code that is commented out (especially in preamble.tex , for both templates): some (if not most ) of those are customisations I used for my own thesis .
If you have any questions, feel free to post an issue in this repo: I will try to help.
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Welcome. Dissertations@Leicester is managed by the University Library and is currently being developed in collaboration with academic departments. It contains dissertations selected by academic departments as examples for current students. For PhD theses, please visit the Leicester Research Archive.
Choose University of Leicester Theses; This will default to showing you the most recently uploaded theses. Browsing Theses by Department/School. Please note this will only work for theses uploaded prior to October 2019. For newer theses please browse the Theses collection (as above) or search the archive (as below).
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Answer. dissertations@leicester is an online service which provides access to examples Masters and some undergraduate dissertations. All dissertations have been selected because they are examples of good practice. Access them at https://dissertations.le.ac.uk/ Log on using your IT username (for example ab123, not your full email address) and IT ...
Answer. EThOS (Electronic Theses Online Service) from the British Library allows free access to the full text of UK doctoral theses that have been digitised. EThOS allows you to search over 500,000 doctoral theses records, download the full text of any thesis that has been digitised, and order for downloading any thesis from one of the ...
UK Doctoral Thesis Metadata from EThOS. The datasets in this collection comprise snapshots in time of metadata descriptions of hundreds of thousands of PhD theses awarded by UK Higher Education institutions aggregated by the British Library's EThOS service. The data is estimated to cover around 98% of all PhDs ever awarded by UK Higher ...
This thesis sets out to discover the principal facts concerning the economy of Carlisle in this 150 years and to try to explain them and their…. Centre for Regional and Local History, University of Leicester. 2024. University Library, University of Leicester. 2024. Unless otherwise noted, all copyright within a thesis or paper is retained by ...
About. This website makes available the theses completed by students at the Centre for Regional and Local History, University of Leicester. The collection comprises over 100 theses. The full text is available to read and download in the majority of cases. The coverage begins in 1948 and ends in 2015.
Click on the University of Leicester Thesis Collection from the Leicester Research Archive homepage, and then search for your keywords: You will then be given a list of results and options to view the theses as in the example above.
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This repository contains a couple of templates for PhD theses at the University of Leicester. There are two folders, one for the bookdown template and one for latex. Just clone/fork/download the repository and use the template you prefer (with a strong suggestion to use bookdown). There is lots of code that is commented out (especially in ...
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Any research degree thesis undertaken at the University of Leicester must, when printed, have a margin of at least 3.5 centimetres on the left side of each page. All other margins must be of at least 2.5 centimetres. 9.187. The first page of the thesis must be a title page that includes the following information: the full title of the thesis
Research students submitting the thesis for examination must submit to the Graduate School Office: two perfect bound submissions comprising. a. a title page that includes the following information. i. the full title of the thesis. ii. the research student's full name. iii. the name of the research student's Department.
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