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Theses and Dissertations
Theses and dissertations are valuable sources of highly specialized information - information that is not indexed in most commercial databases or available through search engines. The Theses Databases tab (left) provides sources which facilitate access to these resources.
Theses include substantial work in often tightly defined fields of study, and therefore they often contain material unavailable elsewhere. Often they are never published, so reading the original thesis may be the only way to obtain certain information.
For information about writing a thesis at the UofM, check the UM Thesis Guidelines and Information.
Masters' Theses and PhD Dissertations at the University of Manitoba
At the University of Manitoba, masters' theses and PhD dissertations are available through MSpace.They may be located online through the catalogue and, more recently, some are available through MSpace.
Note that you can request theses and dissertations via Document Delivery. If they are not available this way, you may have to purchase the thesis from UMI or by contacting the author(s). You may also check the library catalogues at the degree issuing institutions to locate theses and dissertations as well as searching the databases.
