Hi,

Does anyone know of any web sites where you can view completed PhD thesis? Can you access PhD thesis through SCOPUS?

Cheers,
A.

Hiya, http://ethos.bl.uk/Home.do;jsessionid=FD0171AD8027D045F123A524788A472E is the link I use :)

Hi, try http://ethos.bl.uk/Home.do its the British library website I have downloaded couple from there.

http://www.dart-europe.eu/basic-search.php for the european thesis
http://adt.caul.edu.au/ for the australian thesis
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/thesescanada/ for canadian thesis

don't know if this is helpful, but your supervisor/s will have copies of phd thesis that their past students have done. And they are usually really happy to let you have a look if you ask.

I tend to find thats useful, as different unis, departments, supervisors can have different expectations/standards/preferences. So to see ones that they personally have been happy for their students to submit is really helpful.

Thank you for all of your replies !

:-)

And if ETHOS have not digitised it they will try and track it down

Some people have elected not to have their PhD digitised but you should be able to get it from either British Library or the library of the university where it was awarded.

On this page you will find a set of servers for download the thesis report in all areas: engineering, technology, health, medicine, business, economics, .... https://www.freebibliotheca.com/thesis/

You are looking for free resources, not PhD dissertation writing service like this http://www.phdthesisonline.com/our-phd-thesis-writing-services/, right? I can’t think of other sources that haven’t been already mentioned. I believe it is worth to ask your supervisor for copies of works his previous students wrote. I did the same when I needed to take a look at original and highly evaluated thesis. Just don’t afraid to ask. That’s OK. However, just take a look at those works, don’t fall into the trap of copying them: your piece of writing should be unique and authentic 100%. That’s the rule of thumb for successful PhD thesis. Good luck!