Thesis Binding
Thesis binding is a specialised business so you should be wary of ‘bookbinders’ who have no experience binding theses. It is worth shopping around as costs can vary significantly. Some companies offer an online service.
It is also a good idea to go to the library and check the inside covers of theses, to see if they contain the name of the binder. That way you get to see the quality of the finished product as well.
Please note that PhD and MPhil must adhere to GRS guidelines for binding (scroll down to section 7.1.9). Requirements for binding of Masters by Research theses can vary across faculties, so check with your administrative officer for details.
Below is a list of thesis binders in Melbourne and Sydney. This is by no means a complete list of thesis binders, feel free to “google” others – we make no recommendation for any particular bindery.
For DE graduate students or for those who can’t get to a bindery in person, the whole process can usually be managed by email – check with your preferred binder.
Binderies around Melbourne
Doncaster bookbinding.
www.doncasterbookbinders.com.au Factory 1/33 Ebden St Moorabbin 3189 (03) 9555 4633 Note: Pick-up and delivery service to the GRS office on Mondays.
Whites Law Bindery
whiteslaw.com.au/thesis_index 802- 804 Glenhuntly Rd Caulfield South, 3162 (03) 9523 6026
Monash Print Services (MPS)
www.retail.monash.edu.au/printservices/ Phone on 9903 2135 or [email protected] Note: It can be arranged for bound copies to be delivered to GRS.
Jacob Hourihan Bookbinding
Pickup and delivery service 0419 577 094 [email protected]
James Cooper
Robel Bookbinders of Distinction 17 Sugarloaf Rd, Beaconsfield Upper VIC 3808 (03) 5944 4977 [email protected]
Binderies around Sydney
Allbook bindery.
www.allbookbindery.com.au 91 Ryedale Road West Ryde, NSW 2114 (02) 9807 6026
World of Print
www.worldofprint.com.au Shop 3, 702 Harris Street Ultimo / Broadway (02) 9212 4144
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You're entitled to a maximum of 20 days FTE per annum, but you can accrue up to a maximum of 30 days FTE.
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You can arrange periods of annual leave by negotiating with your main supervisor. You don't need to report your annual leave to the Monash Graduate Research Office or have it approved by them.
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If you want to take leave beyond the leave you've accumulated, you'll need to apply for a leave of absence. Please note you can apply for leave from your studies when the leave period is 10 working days (FTE) or more .
Taking a leave of absence will result in:
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- the extension of any planned milestones and your thesis submission date (only if your leave commences before the planned due date).
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Diemer MJ (2020) Placemaking and streetscape design: exploring the impacts of tram network modernisation on subjective perception of place quality [PhD thesis], Monash University, doi:10.26180/13211444.v1
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Today, Robert Hickingbotham submitted his PhD thesis “Exploring Sparse and Hereditary Graph Classes via Products and Tree-Decompositions”, supervised by David Wood . Robert’s candidature has been incredibly successful, with 17 papers published or submitted. Congratulations to Robert and David!
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Congratulations Rui
Congratulations to Rui Zhang for submitting his PhD thesis “The probability of non-existence of small substructures in moderately sparse random objects (via clusters and cumulants)”, supervised by Nick Wormald. Rui is now working as a postdoctoral researcher in Barcelona with Gabor Lugosi.
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Congratulations Adam Gowty
Adam Gowty submitted today his PhD thesis “Problems related to Sperner set systems”, supervised by Daniel Horsley and Ian Wanless.
Update 9 Dec 2022: Adam’s thesis is now accepted. Congratulations Dr Gowty!
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Congratulations Harald
Dr Harald Bögeholz’s PhD was conferred on 8th June and he graduated today! His thesis is titled A Relational Model for Parallel Computation . Harald is the first PhD graduate of his Main Supervisor, Michael Brand. Associate Supervisor is Graham Farr.
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Congratulations Angus
Congratulations to Angus Southwell for submitting his PhD thesis Properties of induced subgraphs of random graphs with given degree sequences supervised by Nick Wormald, Jane Gao, and Misha Isaev.
Update Nov 2022: Angus’s PhD has now been conferred. Congratulations Dr Southwell!
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Congratulations Ajani
Congratulations to Ajani de Vas Gunasekara for submitting her PhD thesis “Completion and Embedding Problems for Combinatorial Designs” supervised by Daniel Horsley.
Update (22 August): Ajani’s PhD has now been accepted. The final version is available here .
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Tim’s thesis submission
Today, Tim Chan submited his PhD thesis Substructure Densities in Extremal Combinatorics co-supervised by David Wood and Dan Kral (Warwick). The normal procession to the Graduate School was replaced by a procession to the Nott. Congratulations Tim!
Update 19th June: Tim’s thesis has been accepted!
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Congratulations to Subhrajyoti Saha
Great news for Subhrajyoti Saha, whose PhD Thesis “Finite p-Groups and Coclass Theory” has just been approved. Subhra was supervised by Heiko Dietrich (with Ian Wanless as associate supervisor). Congratulations Subhra!
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Congratulations to Kevin Hendrey
Congratulations to Kevin Hendrey who has been awarded the 2019 Vice-Chancellor’s Commendation for Thesis Excellence for his PhD thesis Extremal Graph Theory for Minors, Improper Colourings and Gonality . Kevin is now a post-doctoral research fellow at DIMAG in Korea.
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Congratulations Hooman
Congratulations to Hooman Reisi Dehkordi, who submitted his PhD thesis “The Hanani-Tutte Theorem and Non-separating Planar Graphs” today. Hooman’s main supervisor is Graham Farr, associate supervisor is David Wood, and external associate supervisor is Peter Eades.
Update: Hooman has passed and his PhD was conferred on 16th April 2020.
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The main supervisor is responsible for approaching potential examiners for their students' thesis. Initial discussions normally take place at the student's final milestone review and it is recommended that examiners are approached at least 4-6 weeks before expected submission. Students are entitled to participate in informal discussions ...
7.1 Preparation, presentation, submission, assessment and award of degree. For students who received an examination outcome on or before 29 June 2017, please refer to chapter 7 of the 2016 edition of the Handbook for Doctoral Degrees for information on the applicable examination provisions.. Students should refer to the Graduate Research Thesis Examination Policy and supporting Graduate ...
The Thesis Including Published Works is not a different degree, rather, it is a thesis format that includes papers that have been accepted or published during the student's enrolment in the relevant graduate research degree at Monash. A thesis in this format must reflect a sustained and cohesive theme related to a defined research project.
An intellectual property and ethical research declaration must be completed by all graduate research students. If you are a new student and are required to assign your Intellectual Property to the University, you will be unable to progress your enrolment until you have submitted the Student Assignment Deed Poll.
Monash University Higher Degree by Research students are required to submit a digital copy of their final thesis for examination through the Monash Graduate Research Office portal - See Thesis submission and examination for more information and to access the Thesis Examination Portal.. If you are completing your degree with the IITB-Monash Research Academy, please contact MGRO (mgro ...
Monash researchers can submit a request online. Embargo. The full-text of the thesis is under an embargo until a specified date. During this time, no access can be granted to the thesis. After this time, the thesis will become openly available to view and download. Embargo / Restricted
Structure of these Procedures. 3. The procedure comprises the following sections: Section 1: Preparation of the thesis. Section 2: Thesis submission. Section 3: Dispatch of thesis, duration of examination and student status while under examination. Section 4: Appointment of examiners.
You can use advanced search to limit to searching for Theses as a resource type. Use keywords or search by faculty. Use the facets down the right-hand side to narrow down search results. Use advanced search to locate Theses written by a particular author and/or a particular subject area. Select Author/Creator to search for a particular author.
Activity: Examination types › Thesis Examination Description External examiner across a number of schools at various points in the following institutions: La Trobe, Flinders, Deakin, University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, University of Queensland, University of South Australia, University of Newcastle, and Flinders University.
Pulling together your thesis. DR CHRISTINA EKEGREN, NHMRC EARLY CAREER RESEARCH FELLOW MONASH UNIVERSITY. Overview. Monash requirements of a 'thesis including published works'. Planning your submission and creating a timeline of tasks that need to be completed. Formatting advice and resources.
An electronic copy of your thesis. What is the Monash University research repository? ... You must submit an electronic copy of your thesis to the library once your examination is complete. Your eThesis will be held in the restricted access section of the Monash University research repository. ... Staff PhD, MD (unsupervised) and MPhil degrees ...
The nominated contact points for the SEU-Monash Joint PhD Program are: SEU Postgraduate Admissions Office Tel: +86 25 8379 2583 Email: [email protected] ... In order to support and facilitate a student's progress towards thesis submission, the student must maintain regular contact with both institutions and all supervisors. Each institution's
The Monash University Library provides access to theses submitted at Monash University and also to theses from other universities in Australia and internationally. Theses available in the Library can be found using Search. Formats include: print, microfiche and online. These include. Monash doctoral, masters and a small number of honours theses.
The Library maintains the Monash University Thesis Collection, a collection of Doctoral and Masters by Research theses.All theses can be found in the Library Search.. Quick tips for searching for theses in Search:. use Advanced Search and limit to "Material type" = theses; search by Author and/or Title; or search by Keywords; include the words thesis and Monash in your search
Please note that PhD and MPhil must adhere to GRS guidelines for binding (scroll down to section 7.1.9). Requirements for binding of Masters by Research theses can vary across faculties, so check with your administrative officer for details. Below is a list of thesis binders in Melbourne and Sydney.
the extension of any planned milestones and your thesis submission date (only if your leave commences before the planned due date). For more information, please refer to chapter four of the handbook - types of leave. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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Format. Author A (Year) Title of thesis: subtitle of thesis [type of thesis], Name of University, doi:10.xxx
Congratulations to Hooman Reisi Dehkordi, who submitted his PhD thesis "The Hanani-Tutte Theorem and Non-separating Planar Graphs" today. Hooman's main supervisor is Graham Farr, associate supervisor is David Wood, and external associate supervisor is Peter Eades. Update: Hooman has passed and his PhD was conferred on 16th April 2020.
I have marked 38 PhD theses in the following areas: Nineteenth Century 'race' relations in Australia and New Zealand. History Anthropology and Archaeology. Historical appropriation and identity. Comparative epistemologies, and cultural constructions of knowledge and knowledge production. Gender and the relationship between gender and ...
4.2 Extension to the thesis submission date. Requests by a student for an extension to their thesis submission date will be considered only in exceptional circumstances where the student's research has been delayed by circumstances beyond their control (e.g. equipment breakdown, delays in ethical approval of research, etc.) and there is clear ...