You will receive the comments and recommendations from the examiners and will be given an amount of time to work on your thesis – depending on the type of corrections that you’re being asked for.<\/p>\n
When\u00a0the thesis has been resubmitted, your examiners\u00a0will be sent the appropriate resubmission reports\u00a0which they should complete within 6 weeks of receiving the resubmitted version of your thesis. If you are required to attend a second viva, it\u2019s expected to be arranged within 3 months.<\/p>\n
Once\u00a0your examiner(s) have completed all the necessary paperwork, everything has been signed by the Dean of Postgraduate Studies, and it’s recommended that you are awarded the degree,\u00a0the Graduate School will ask you for two hardbound copies as well as a new e-copy. They will issue your pass list upon receipt of the requested copies of your thesis.<\/p>\n
Should you need more information on the format of the thesis, there are guidelines<\/a> online, and so is the Library Deposit Licence for Print and Electronic Theses<\/a>.<\/p>\n Finally, all information will be passed on to the congregations office who will send\u00a0the parchment version of your degree to your home address. Should you wish, you’re also welcome to attend one of the congregation ceremonies which are usually held in July and December.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You will receive the comments and recommendations from the examiners and will be given an amount of time to work on your thesis – depending on the type of corrections that you’re being asked for. When\u00a0the thesis has been resubmitted, … Continue reading