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The Flinders Higher Degree by Research (HDR) examination process is outlined in the HDR Examination Procedures.
A reference list contains references cited in the thesis. A bibliography includes other sources the author has consulted.
You can claim up to $500 towards the cost of thesis editing and optional printing and binding of your final Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
Refer to the HDR Thesis Rules and guidance when employing an editor to review your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
Yes. Provided the HDR Thesis Rules are met, you can include co-authored publications in your PhD by Prior Published Work thesis.
The Flinders HDR Thesis Rules set out the requirements for your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
Students can include publications in their Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis provided the HDR Thesis rules are met.
You must obtain permission from co-authors if you include their work in your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis, by completing a Co-authorship form.
Refer to the Flinders Library guidance to ensure your final Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis complies with copyright requirements.
Engaging a paid, professional editor for your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis is permitted, provided you follow the HDR Thesis Rules.
The HDR Thesis Rules outline the presentation and content requirements for all HDR theses, including a PhD by Prior Published Work.
It is important to acknowledge any help given or work carried out by another person or organisation in editing your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
You are required to put the final draft of your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis through iThenticate.
The HDR Thesis Rules set out the requirements for including co-authored publications in your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
The HDR Thesis Rules outline the layout requirements for your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis. We’ve also provided a template to help you.
Make sure you understand the Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Thesis Rules and Inspire Thesis Submission process.
Examiners are asked to review the course rules for the Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis they are examining.
The Higher Degree by Research (HDR) examination process is outlined in the Flinders HDR Examination Procedures.
Plan ahead and book early (at least 1 month in advance) if you decide to engage an editor to review your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
The HDR Thesis Rules set out the requirements for including publications in your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis.
You can request an embargo when uploading your Higher Degree by Research (HDR) thesis to the library.
Refer to the Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Thesis Rules and thesis template for guidance on what to include in your thesis title page.