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    Thesis Editing Instructions

    The following are the procedures and guidelines for writing and editing the thesis.

    Please note that the instructions are being updated. Due to potential changes to the instructions, do not use copies and files of theses located in the library as examples for the form, editing, and style.


    Quote or copy of another’s thesis

    Generally, the copyright holder is the publishing company of the books and journals and there is no need to contact the authors of the theses.

    1. As a rule, the quoting or copying of another’s thesis, even if marginal and not substantial, is only permitted after the receipt of permission of the copyright holder of the thesis cited.
    2. If you are requesting to quote and/or copy and/or present textual changes and/or summarize parts of other theses without receiving the prior written approval from the author copyright holder of the original thesis, the following practical guidelines should be used:
      • It is recommended to reference each copy as a copy from the original thesis and only use it for a necessary quote. In cases where it is clear that the copy was marginal and not substantial there is no need for approval.
      • The copy must be focused in a way that will emphasize its permitted goal, meaning – review, research or criticism or alternatively, personal study of the author. A comparable quote and use of a number of various sources, adding a discussion, explanation, criticism, clarification or reference to another source, all of these may testify that the copy is permitted.
      • If the copy is not literal (summary, translation from another language, etc.). It must maintain the original intention of the creator.
      • In any event the name of the author and source of the quote should be noted.
      • If the copyright has expired, after 70 years after the death of the last author and there is no longer any right to prohibit using the thesis.

    More details can be found on the Main Library website under “Copyright and Fair Use”.

    You may use a font of your choice as well as a desired space between the lines as long as the thesis is readable.


    The thesis will be edited in the following manner:

    Introduction