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How do I find UM dissertations and theses?
Many dissertations and theses completed at UM since 1961 are available online through the UM Scholarly Repository.
Print copies of all UM dissertations and theses from 1943 to 2008 are available through uSearch but they are not stored on public shelves. You must find the record for the title that you want and then click on the Request button.
In uSearch, do a Title search if you know the exact name of the paper that you want. If you are not sure, use the Keyword search.
Do an Author search if you know the writer's name. Enter it last name first; i.e., Vargas, Maria.
If you want to find papers on your subject, do a Keyword search. Include either the word "theses" or "dissertations" along with any words that describe your subject.
Print copies of all UM dissertations and theses from 1943 to 2008 are available through uSearch but they are not stored on public shelves. You must find the record for the title that you want and then click on the Request button.
In uSearch, do a Title search if you know the exact name of the paper that you want. If you are not sure, use the Keyword search.
Do an Author search if you know the writer's name. Enter it last name first; i.e., Vargas, Maria.
If you want to find papers on your subject, do a Keyword search. Include either the word "theses" or "dissertations" along with any words that describe your subject.
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