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Please find the steps required during the completion of your thesis below. the students are expected to follow all steps and the deadlines. all the rules stated below are in line with middle east technical university rules and regulations governing graduate studies (also available in turkish )..
- You can assign your supervisor via METU Thesis Supervisor Assignment System .
- Thesis supervisor must be a member of METU. Faculty members from other universities or other departments from METU, persons having PhD from industry can be appointed as co-supervisor for METU theses.
- Master's students have to assign their supervisors at the end of their first semester . PhD students have to assign their supervisors at the end of their second semester . Their interactive course registrations will be approved by their supervisors following that semester.
- You can assign your co-supervisor through the same system at least one semester before the thesis jury. If the name of the co-supervisor is not on the list in the mentioned system, you can email nejla[at]metu.edu.tr by providing us the necessary information about the co-supervisor you want to assign including the title, institution, and the email address.
- A thesis supervisor must have supervised at least one master's thesis in order to be able to supervise a PhD dissertation.
Publication Requirement for Graduation
- In order to be able to defend the graduate thesis, students should satisfy the following conditions:
- MSc students must prepare a draft of a manuscript prepared in the format of a national or an international journal along with their MSc thesis. In case of an already existing publication based on his/her thesis' studies a copy of the paper would be sufficient.
- PhD students must have submitted a manuscript for possible publication in one of the SCI, SCI-E or SSCI indexed journals. This manuscript must be handed over to the jury members together with the thesis' draft. In case of an already existing publication based on his/her thesis' studies a copy of the paper would be sufficient.
- This rule will be valid for the students enrolled to the programmes at IAM starting from 2019-2020 Fall Semester.
Jury Assignment
The thesis jury is appointed by the recommendation of the thesis advisor and the programme chair after the approval of the Institute. If the principal advisor is an affiliated faculty of IAM, it is highly recommended that the thesis jury should contain one member from IAM Faculty . The Jury Assignment Form ( Tez Jürisi Atama Formu , in Turkish) has to be typed digitally and sent to the Institute one month before the exam date for its approval.
MSc Thesis Jury
- The MSc Thesis Jury is composed of three or five members. In case of the jury with 3 members, the co-supervisor is not allowed to be a jury member . However, the co-supervisor can be a jury member if she/he is a faculty member and if the jury comprises of five members;
- The MSc Thesis Jury must be formed by at least one of jury members must be a IAM member and at least one of the jury members must not be a METU member .
PhD Thesis Jury
- The PhD Thesis Jury is composed of five members of faculty including those in the Thesis Advisory Committee (TAC) (Tez İzleme Komitesi (TİK)) and two faculty members from who are not a member of METU;
- In addition to the five members of the thesis jury, the co-supervisor may attend the meeting without a right to vote .
Term Project Submission Rules
- Term project report should be prepared according to the rules of thesis preparations. The format should be iamPaperFormat-v.1.0.rc1 .
- Upon the submission of your report, an oral presentation is expected to be made which is announced to IAM mail list.
- The final draft (pdf) should be submitted to the secretary office as well as OpenMETU .
Thesis Preparations
- IAM has its own set of rules on the thesis format in accordance with the university regulations and the format approval is required before finalizing the binding process.
IAM THESIS FORMAT AND APPEARANCE
- Use IAM thesis LaTeX template . No other document format is accepted.
- The current LaTeX template for theses of IAM can be downloaded: thesisFormat-2.1.zip .
- We suggest you also should check the Frequently Asked Questions on the topic.
- The LaTeX template downloaded from iamPaperFormat-v.1.0.rc1 can be used for the purpose of
- Term Project,
- Report for Thesis Monitoring Committee,
- Qualification in PhD,
- Draft of a Manuscript.
- If needed, please visit METU Academic Writing Center for improving the text.
- Photocopies must be made from the original and all pages must have high contrast with consistently dark print throughout the thesis. Inferior copies and copies not made on approved paper will not be accepted .
- Kind of type and type size should be one of the document class from IAM thesis LaTeX template . But footnotes, endnotes, quotations, examples, tables, charts, figures, etc. can be written with smaller point sizes as long as they are easily readable.
- Ink corrections, strikeovers and handwriting are never allowed .
- The pages in each chapter should be two-sided . However, there are intentionally left blank pages between chapters; see LaTeX template!
THE PARTS OF THE THESIS
- All headings and titles should be presented in the same way , in terms of capitalization, placement, kind of type used, point size, etc. including all Preliminary Pages, Chapters, Appendices, References & CV.
- Title page (on page i, but without numbering)
- Approval page must be corrected according to the sample approval page (on page iii, but without numbering). First committee member should be the chair of examining committee. Second committee member should be your supervisor and third committee member should be your co-supervisor if s/he is exist. The rest should be sorted according to their academic titles. All affiliations should fit in a single line. If affiliation line is broken into two lines, you should shorten the affiliation by using abbreviations or any other means.
- Plagiarism Page (on page v)
- Abstract / Öz (each starts on an odd-numbered pages)
- Dedication , Acknowledgements , and Preface are optional, but each starts on an odd-numbered page. Dedication must be brief and centered on the respective odd-numbered pages.
- Table of Contents (on an odd-numbered page)
- List of Tables , if applicable/necessary (on an odd-numbered page)
- List of Figures , if applicable/necessary (on an odd-numbered page)
- List of Symbols / Abbreviations , if applicable/necessary (on an odd-numbered page)
- The Text/Chapters (each chapter starts on an odd-numbered page)
- Illustrations of any kind should be numbered, this includes appendices.
- Table numbers and captions are placed above the top of line of illustration.
- Figure numbers and captions are placed below the last line (bottom) of illustration.
- For all illustrations (figures, tables, charts, etc.), the captions and headings should be same in terms of typeface, point size.
- Bibliography / References starts on an odd-numbered page. Special names and abbreviations should be written with capital letters. The names of the journals should be in long format ; using iamBiblioStyle.bst and BibTeX are strongly advised .
- Appendices : Do not make a cover page for appendices; each appendix starts on an odd-numbered page.
- Vita required only for PhD thesis should start on an odd-numbered page.
WHAT TO DO BEFORE AND AT THE END OF THE THESIS DEFENSE
- Check whether the format of your thesis fits with IAM Thesis Template.
- Send your thesis document to kaytanci[at]metu.edu.tr for a format check before sending it to the Examining Committee Members at least 20 days before your defense .
- Send your thesis to Examining Committee Members at least 15 days before your defense .
- Send your Thesis Announcement Form (Tez Duyuru Formu, in Turkish) to IAM secretarial at least 15 days before your defense in order for it to be announced by IAM.
- Print out the (first page of the) turnitin report of your thesis (to be done by your supervisor). Check the FAQ: https://faq.cc.metu.edu.tr/Turnitin .
- Make sure that your Thesis Exam Official Report Form ( Tez Sınavı Tutanak Formu ) to be signed after the defense by jury members. This form has to be submitted to the secretary office no later than 2 days after the defense.
WHAT TO DO AFTER THE THESIS DEFENSE
- Make the necessary adjustments offered by the Examining Committee Members in 30 days .
- Make sure that the format and appearance are as required! For this, the thesis manuscript has to be approved by Araş. Gör. Kübra Kaytancı (kaytanci[at]metu.edu.tr) before it is officially binded.
- Ensures that all the fields on the approval page of the thesis are signed by the related faculty member. Blue ink must be used for all signatures.
- You may close the online access to your thesis for 6 months, your patent for two years after its submission to the institute. To do so, you have to make an official application to the secretary office no later than one week after the thesis defense.
- Bring your printed, binded and signed thesis to METU Library attached with Thesis Permission Form ( Tez İzin Formu ).
- Fills the OpenMETU form. (This form will not be printed).
- Fills the YOK Thesis Entry Form and prints it. In addition to this form, prepare a CD with the pdf of your thesis (No personal information and signatures should be on this pdf).
- In summary, at the last stage you are required to bring the following documents to the secretary office:
- Binded and signed copy of the thesis.
- Advisor-signed turnitin report of your thesis.
- Approved OpenMETU form (sent by METU Library to the institute secretary right after you fill the OpenMETU form).
- YOK Thesis Entry Form.
- PDF of your thesis recorded on CD.
- Thesis Information Form ( Tez Bilgi Formu ).
General Principles, Rules and Regulations
- Middle East Technical University Rules and Regulations Governing Graduate Studies (also available in Turkish ).
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Thesis Submission Procedures
All graduate students must follow the instructions below to complete the thesis submission procedures within one month at most* after their thesis defense.
See: Thesis Manual
Reference Management Tool: http://lib.metu.edu.tr/tr/e-kaynaklar-referans-yonetim-araci
Prepare your thesis according to the rules specified in the Thesis Manual. Use 1.5 or 2 line spacing throughout your thesis and print it double-sided starting from the Plagiarism page.
For METU Library access criteria, Thesis Permission Form must be filled in and added to the Appendices of the thesis as the last piece.
The signature page of the thesis must be format-checked before collecting the professors’ signatures . For the format check, please visit the Thesis Office (Room No. 441 or 444) at the Graduate School of Social Sciences. The full text of your thesis does not have to be ready for the format check of the signature page; you could get it checked separately.
Following your thesis defense, print out the full version of your thesis after making the necessary revisions required by the jury and after fully completing the Turkish Summary . Then, bring the print-out copy for format check to the Thesis Office (Room No. 441 or 444) at the Graduate School of Social Sciences . Format check may take around 30 minutes. The students who would like to bring their theses for the format check are required to book an appointment through https://sbetez.youcanbook.me . Booking an appointment is not necessary for the remaining thesis procedures.
Following the format check, collect all the signatures (in blue or black ink) except that of the Director of the Graduate School and get your thesis bound. All the copies are to be submitted to the Thesis Office for the last signature; that of the Director. This process might take approximately one week . For queries about the status of your thesis, you may call the Thesis Office at +90 312 210 3701 or 7353.
You may leave 6 copies of your thesis at most . One of these copies is to be submitted to METU Library. No copies are submitted to the Graduate School of Social Sciences. For information about the procedure of Thesis Submission to the Library, please click here .
While submitting your thesis copies to the Thesis Office, you are expected also to submit the first page of the “Turnitin Similarity Index” report. This page must be signed by the Thesis Advisor with his/her title, name and surname on it. Similarity index may be at most 20% .
While your thesis copies are at the Thesis Office waiting to be signed, you are expected to prepare the following documents:
YOK Thesis Data Input and Publication Permit Form: (YÖK Tez Veri Girişi ve Yayımlama İzin Formu )
First register at https://tez.yok.gov.tr/UlusalTezMerkezi/sistemGiris.jsp and then fill in the Thesis Data Input Online Form. Then click on the Thesis Publication Permit Form; check all your data there; and be sure to register in the system. You do not have to bring the hard copy of the document.
Save the full PDF version of your thesis. The name of this PDF document must only be the reference number provided to you by YOK in the Thesis Data Input and Publication Permission Form. Send this document by e-mail to [email protected] . Please write Referans No - MS/MA/PhD - Name Surname in the subject part of the e-mail.
METU Library E-Thesis Submission Form:
Go to http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/ on a computer that is connected to the internet through the campus network and then fill in the E-Thesis Submission Form.
Following the completion of the signature procedure, receive a signed copy of your thesis from the Graduate School and submit it to the Library. After your submission, library personnel will provide you with the E-Thesis Submission Form. ( Before submitting your thesis to the Library, you need to have filled in the E-Thesis Submission Form specified in article 8/c.)
After completing all these steps, you need to bring METU Library E-Thesis Submission Form specified in article 8c to the Thesis Office. Your graduation procedures may only be initiated once you have completed all of the steps in article 8.
- According to the decision of the Executive Board of the Council of Higher Education ( YÖK ) taken on 13.05.2020, all graduate students of thesis programs and all academics must have an "Open Researcher and Contributor ID - ORCID " number and should register all of their publications. Please open an account in the https://orcid.org/ address and register your all publications.
Things to do in this 1-month period:
Bring your thesis to the Graduate School for format check.
Do the required revisions and get the thesis bound.
Collect all the signatures except that of the Director.
Submit the Turnitin Similarity Index report to the Graduate School.
Collect the signature of the Director.
Register in the YOK System
- Send thesis PDF by e-mail and submit the Library Form to the Graduate School.
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Students of Graduate Programs
For students who will enroll in the 2nd semester of the Master with Thesis Program and the 3rd semester of the Doctorate Program ; The students must appoint a thesis advisor , who is a full-time faculty member of METU, through program 71 before the interactive registration and advisor approval dates mentioned in the academic calendar. Moreover, the students are required to register for the courses "thesis and thesis studies" of their thesis advisor each semester starting from the semester they appoint their advisor.
Students who take additional time for correction must renew their registration for the additional period . They must pay the tuition fee and get the approval of the advisor for the new semester.
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Thesis submission, thesis submission:, before the defending the thesis:.
The students who are going to defend their thesis need to deliver their thesis copies (one spiral bound copy for each committee member and pdf version for check of format) and committee assignment form to our institute one month before the thesis defense date. They should get their reviewed thesis copies back 15 days after the delivery of the forms and the thesis copies. Our institute is not responsible for the mistakes which could arise by any modifications made after the review process.
Contact Info
You can get into contact with the relevant person for your department from the Contact page for requesting a review of the thesis copy or the delivery of the documents mentioned above to the institute. As a summary: One copy of thesis should be submitted to the institute. After defending the thesis: Students, who successfully defend their thesis, should make the corrections offered by the institute and deliver a minimum of 5 copies of bound copies of their thesis within one month after the date of thesis defense (All the fields in the signature page should be signed except the institute director). Note on “A minimum of 5 thesis copies”: 5 copies are requested for the institute, the department, thesis advisor, the library and for the students themselves. In the case of a co-advisor, a minimum number of six copies should be submitted. Students can get additional copies for themselves. After institute director signs the thesis, one copy of the thesis should be submitted to the library after required steps mentioned below are completed. A thesis submission form should be obtained from the library.
Thesis Submission Procedure for METU Library
Note on library submission: Before submitting a printed copy of your thesis to the library you should fill electronic thesis submission form from any place inside the campus in order to make your thesis available in electronic media.
Thesis Submission Guide
Library Thesis Submission Video
You should also fill the Thesis Photocopy Permission Form before submission of a printed copy of the thesis to the library. ( Click to download the form ) As a summary: After the upload of the thesis to electronic media and filling of the thesis photocopy permission form you should submit one printed copy of the thesis to the library and bring the thesis submission form obtained from the library to the institute . Thesis Submission Procedure for METU Library · Points to be considered in preparing CD copy of the thesis for submission to YÖK (Higher Council of Education) : http://tez2.yok.gov.tr/tezvt/tm_teslim_klavuzu.php ?)
- Full text of the thesis will be prepared as one pdf document. Links available in pdf preparation web page can be used for converting word documents to pdf documents.
- Prepared pdf documents should be the same as the copy of the thesis approved by the Institute or the Dean's Office. As any modifications on the thesis cannot be made by Higher Council of Education; author has the full responsibility for the digital thesis to be the same with the original copy. Adequate enumeration of the pages and identical placement of all the elements found in the main text of the thesis such as figures, graphs and tables should be provided by the author.
- Documents should be un-compressed and without any password protection.
- When naming the documents, Turkish characters should be avoided.
- When naming the documents, related content information should be added after the full name of the author eg. Name_Surname_thesis.pdf
- Thesis supplements in text format or prepared via photocopy should be found in the pdf document containing the full text of the thesis. In order to do this, documents will be converted to pdf format using scanners or digital photocopy machines.
- Mixed theses: If the thesis does not only contain text file but involves additional image, map, computer programs, audio/video recordings this case should be stated in "Thesis Entry Form” declaring all the document names. Preferred formats for images, video recordings and audio recordings are given below. If any other program is used this should be contained in the CD with the thesis in an available format to the readers with required license.
Preferred Formats: i-Image Formats Image documents should be prepared using one of the formats given below:
- TIFF (.tiff)
- JPEG (.jpeg)
ii-Video Formats
- MPEG (.mpg)
- Quick Time – Apple (.mov)
- Audio Video Interleaved – Microsoft (.avi)
iii-Audio Formats
- MIDI (.midi)
Filling the Thesis Entry Form ( http://tez2.yok.gov.tr/tezvt/tm_teslim_klavuzu.php ?)
“Thesis Entry Form” ( http://tez2.yok.gov.tr/ ) should be filled and saved on the computer by the author, it should be printed out, signed and sent with the thesis after its Reference No is recorded. Form is designed to provide the transfer of the information filled by the author to a transient table associated with Thesis Database. As the filling of the document is completed and “Save” button is clicked, a printable form containing a “Reference No” generated by the system is created. If, incorrect data entry was performed by any means there is the possibility to return and make corrections before printing the form. In data entry checks carried out in Thesis Center “Reference No” of the form accurately filled and sent by the author will be considered. If any suitable option cannot be found for Department, Division or Discipline, these lines might be left blank. The principle adopted by Higher Council of Education is that all the theses should be available to the researchers without any restrictions unless there are reasonable grounds (patent application, publication process). Concern for copying of the thesis cannot be accepted as a ground for restricting the thesis to become accessible. “Publication Delay” option found in Thesis Entry Form should be marked, considering these explanations.
Submission of the bounded thesis to the Institute for Graduation Process
1. Thesis Entry Form to be filled from http://www.yok.gov.tr webpage. 2. One copy of CD named by reference number from Thesis Entry Form taken from YÖK system. 3. Three copies of bounded thesis.
Registration Withdrawal
After students submit their theses and the required documents, they need to perform Registration Withdrawal from https://oibs2.metu.edu.tr/Registration_Withdrawal_269/ address.
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Essential Information on Thesis Advisor Assignment
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- The deadline for assigning thesis title, advisor and co-adviser is at the end of 1 st semester.
- Each student must have a co-advisor as well. Advisor and co-advisor can’t be from the same department.
- Co-advisor could be registered to MNT program or any other departments.
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In Turkish:
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- Öğrenci birinci dönemin sonuna kadar danışman ve eş danışman atamak zorundadır.
- Eş danışman atanması mecburi olup danışman ile eş danışman aynı akademik bölümden olamaz.
- Eş danışman MNT programının öğretim üyesi olmak zorunda değildir.
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Before you start working on your thesis, it is practical to look at theses written in previous years. What topics have been well-covered? What are some of the most important pieces of literature? What do the theses written with the guidance of a specific advisor look like? These and similar questions are easily answered by the archived thesis collection of METU.
If your question more directly concerns format requirements, your first option should be to consult our Student Requirement System . The 2 nd Annex contains information on the thesis requirements. In terms of referencing, we now follow the current (7 th ) standard of APA. You can find more help with this at our CooSpace Scene .
What you can and can’t do with archived theses:
- Find inspiration
- Find a place to start collecting literature
- Take a better look at accepted variations in formatting (Be aware that the requirements may have changed over the years! Make sure what you follow is recent.)
You can’t
- Copy or save all or part of the thesis. You can’t make a reproduction of any kind, nor can you publish all or part of another person’s thesis anywhere
- Use another person’s thesis as literature for yours. METU will not accept anything below the qualification level of a postgraduate (PhD) dissertation
Where can you find our archived theses?
A few exceptional theses are exhibited as printed copies in our Central Library, and you may use these to see what formatting has been accepted in theses graded excellent. However, these theses are heavily restricted both in terms of topic and language, the majority being in Hungarian.
To make your life easier, we also have an online thesis repository . This includes the theses written and successfully defended in previous years. Be aware that grades are not included, and any thesis at or over a passing grade is stored. This means that the university and the library accept no liability for the quality of the contents or formatting beyond it having been acceptable at the time.
If you are looking for a list of exceptional theses from our database, we have a table for this in CooSpace . Keep in mind that formatting and referencing rules change over time, the more recent theses you look at, the better.
If you follow the link to our repository , you will reach the following page.
You may search using any and all search fields, as well as use the year slider to narrow your results. Other field types can also be selected, including full-text search.
When you click “Search,” a list of results appears (see below). The facets on the side can be used to filter (refine) your search. You can also click on the keywords below individual results to see more theses that use this keyword.
You can read the metadata (such as author, advisor, major, etc.) and, if available, abstract of a thesis even without logging in. The full text is available only after you have logged in.
To do so, click on the Login option at the top of the page. Use your usual METU username and password to log in .
ATTENTION! If others also use the computer or smart device you log in on, don’t allow your browser to remember your login details. The person whose login was used will be held responsible for any misuse of the theses, even if someone else used their login details.
After logging in, you can read the full text of the theses whether you are accessing from home or from a computer at the university.
ATTENTION! If others also use the computer or smart device you’re on, always log out after reading theses.
There are two possible reasons for the full text being inaccessible even after logging in.
- The thesis is confidential and only its metadata are included in the repository;
- The thesis is old or was uploaded wrong into our previous system, and we don’t have the digitised text anymore.
These data will remain in the system for archival reasons, as we try to record the existence of every thesis written by former students. If the full text is not available, the module offering the full-text and abstract will not appear. This is an example of what that looks like:
We wish you a productive time with your reading and research!
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Congratulations, john izzo on successfully defending your dissertation and becoming dr. john izzo.
On May 17, 2024, our very own John Izzo successfully defended his dissertation to earn his doctoral degree!
Dissertation Title: Tironian Notes: Literary and Historical Studies on Marcus Tullius Tiro
Advisor: Katharina Volk
Wishing you all the best on your new journey, Dr. Izzo !
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Third rome: religion, politics and a persistent myth.
Seth Brugger Monteith , Portland State University
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Jon Mandaville
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in History and University Honors
Moscow (Russia) – Historiography, Moscow (Russia) -- Politics and government -- History
10.15760/honors.1032
This thesis is the culmination of research from over the past three years. It started out with the question: Can the foreign policy of the medieval Muscovite State be fully explained by the concept of Third Rome? Third Rome is a concept of political inheritance whereby Moscow was seen as heir of the religious and political ideology of Byzantium, and, therefore, the Roman Empire. I made an appointment to see the Russian historian Dr. David Goldfrank at Georgetown University. It quickly became apparent that my research, at the time, was inadequate, but with a few suggestions I was sent back on the right path. Yet, I kept thinking that all my research could not have been inadequate. After all, it came from well published historians. I delved deeper into the historiography. The great majority of scholarship that mentioned the concept appeared to validate my original assumption, but recent scholarship by Russian, or more specifically Muscovite, historians countered this assumption. There was a shift in scholarship from those that supported the concept of Third Rome to those that upheld counter views. With such a vast amount of scholarship at my fingertips I sought to organize and explicate how such a shift occurred. The result is this historiographic survey of the concept of Third Rome.
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Monteith, Seth Brugger, "Third Rome: Religion, Politics and a Persistent Myth" (2008). University Honors Theses. Paper 1008. https://doi.org/10.15760/honors.1032
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METU MS-PHD Advisor Assignment. Your thesis advisor must be assigned before the end of the first semester if you are Master's student or before the end of the second semester if you are a PhD student. In order to be able to enter the registration program, your thesis title and thesis abstract (both in English and in Turkish) must be approved ...
METU Thesis Supervisor Assignment System. Thesis sypervisors must be members of METU. Professors from other universities can be co-supervisors for METU theses. ... This page must be signed by the Thesis Advisor with his/her title, name and surname on it. Similarity index may be at most 20%. Please do not forget to sign plagiarism (iii) page.
Binded and signed copy of the thesis. Advisor-signed turnitin report of your thesis. Approved OpenMETU form (sent by METU Library to the institute secretary right after you fill the OpenMETU form). YOK Thesis Entry Form. PDF of your thesis recorded on CD. Thesis Information Form (Tez Bilgi Formu). General Principles, Rules and Regulations
Microsoft Word - Assigning Thesis Advisor and Determining Thesis Title 20212.docx. To the attention of the MSc-PhD Students, The deadline for the "Tez Danismani Atama ve Tez Basligi Belirleme" for the 2021-2022 Academic Year Spring Semester is February 11, 2022. Master students are required to complete their thesis supervisor appointment ...
Enter user code into the "User Code" field. Enter password into the "Password" field. If you are student, enter your 'id number' into the "identification code" area. (e.g.1234567, for a student whose id number is 123456-7) If you are advisor, enter your 'personel id' into the "identification code" area. If you are department user, enter your ...
Thesis Submission Guide. This guide includes the steps and explanations you need to follow in order to upload your Master or PhD thesis to OpenMETU (open.metu.edu.tr) and deliver the hard copy to the Library. According to the Article 40 of the Higher Education Law No: 2547, "Graduate theses are open to electronic access by the National Thesis ...
Use 1.5 or 2 line spacing throughout your thesis and print it double-sided starting from the Plagiarism page. For METU Library access criteria, Thesis Permission Form must be filled in and added to the Appendices of the thesis as the last piece. The signature page of the thesis must be format-checked before collecting the professors ...
Students of Graduate Programs. Turkish. For students who will enroll in the 2nd semester of the Master with Thesis Program and the 3rd semester of the Doctorate Program ; The students must appoint a thesis advisor, who is a full-time faculty member of METU, through program 71 before the interactive registration and advisor approval dates ...
Considering the periods mentioned above, students who do not complete their thesis supervisor assigntment and thesis title specification procedures (For thesis studies) in 2021-2022/1 st Semester through "71.0 Ms Phd Advisor Assignment" Program, will not be given the right to register courses in interactive registrations. Procedure:
Student enrolled into the program should register a tentative thesis title and a brief summary with the METU MS-PHD Advisor Assignment program. Students should also register for the following non-credit courses each semester. XX is associated with the thesis advisor. AE500 Sec. XX - M.S. Thesis AE8XX - Special Studies 3x7: Total credit hours: 21
Note on "A minimum of 5 thesis copies": 5 copies are requested for the institute, the department, thesis advisor, the library and for the students themselves. In the case of a co-advisor, a minimum number of six copies should be submitted. ... Thesis Submission Procedure for METU Library · Points to be considered in preparing CD copy of ...
The deadline for the "Thesis Advisor Assignment" for the 2023-2024 Academic Year Fall Semester is January 26, 202 4. ... "Tez Danismani Atama Formu" must be sent to [email protected] (Serdar Korkmaz) (add assigned advisor and registration advisor to e-mail list). Author: berkay karacaer
Essential Information on Thesis Advisor Assignment. In English: -----------------. The deadline for assigning thesis title, advisor and co-adviser is at the end of 1 st semester. Each student must have a co-advisor as well. Advisor and co-advisor can't be from the same department. Co-advisor could be registered to MNT program or any other ...
You can ASSIGN YOUR THESIS ADVISOR from OIBS program no. 71. You must provide the following information to the system: Thesis name, the name of your thesis advisor, the name of your co-thesis advisor (if any) and a brief thesis abstract (max. 250 words). You should click APPROVE to finalize the process.
Use another person's thesis as literature for yours. METU will not accept anything below the qualification level of a postgraduate (PhD) dissertation ... You can read the metadata (such as author, advisor, major, etc.) and, if available, abstract of a thesis even without logging in. The full text is available only after you have logged in.
METU Theses Collection Search. Türkçe. This project was started to provide web access to theses and dissertations that have been completed at the Middle East Technical University since April 2003. In September 2003, the METU Library Theses and Dissertations Archives was established and since that time students have been submitting their ...
TITLE OF THE THESIS: ADVISOR: Volkan Akkoyunlu: The role of land readjustment in urban design: Baykan Günay: Neslihan Artar: The impacts of telecommunication technologies on urban space: ... Analyzing safety toward a walkable campus: A case-study of Middle East Technical University (METU)
On May 17, 2024, our very own John Izzo successfully defended his dissertation to earn his doctoral degree! Dissertation Title: Tironian Notes: Literary and Historical Studies on Marcus Tullius Tiro Advisor: Katharina Volk Wishing you all the best on your new journey, Dr. Izzo !
Russians and the Tatars. The central hypothesis of this thesis is that sometimes the relatively disadvantageous party in federal bargaining might be given more autonomy not because of its bargaining power, but because of the general bargaining strategy of the federal center. Therefore this thesis is an attempt to understand how
Considering the periods mentioned above, students who do not complete their thesis supervisor assigntment and thesis title specification procedures (For thesis studies) in 2021-2022/1st Semester through "71.0 Ms Phd Advisor Assignment" Program, will not be given the right to register courses in interactive registrations. Procedure:
This thesis is the culmination of research from over the past three years. It started out with the question: Can the foreign policy of the medieval Muscovite State be fully explained by the concept of Third Rome? Third Rome is a concept of political inheritance whereby Moscow was seen as heir of the religious and political ideology of Byzantium, and, therefore, the Roman Empire. I made an ...
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