Ph.D. Thesis Format - Humanities and Social Sciences

A doctoral dissertation can be written in one of the two following formats:
a.  A monographic dissertation which is a continuous coherent composition, written by the student with the guidance of the supervisor/s, which presents the research in its entirety
b.  A chapters dissertation, hence ASSUPA (set or collection of chapters), which is composed of independent chapters that are the results of the same research project and that evidence a clear connection among them. The ASSUPA must indicate that the student is the primary or major researcher and writer of the work, under the guidance of the supervisor/s (also in cases involving more than one researcher). 

c.On the website of the Library Authority, you can find doctoral dissertations that have been approved in the various fields. In the advanced search you can search by categories such as department, subject, author.

 

Example of a doctoral dissertation.docx

 

Please read the following instructions as well:

 

 Submission process:

Doctoral dissertations are submitted through the website: http://tss.huji.ac.il

In order to login to the system, you must enter the user name that you use to identify yourself when using lab computers and 365 services.

Write your username in this way: CC\username

If you do not know or do not remember your password, you can create a new password by going to this link:

Additional information is available in this link.

 

On the submission site you will find detailed information and all the relevant forms and documents that must be submitted along with the doctoral dissertation.

Please fill out only the forms available on the submission site (since these are the updated forms).

Please view a presentation that demonstrates the system:  Guidelines for submission of doctoral thesis.pptx