Planning Your Thesis Submission | GRTP42

Your graduate thesis is not only the final product of your research, but also a document that demonstrates Concordia’s fulfilment of its mission to create and disseminate knowledge. As an official Concordia document, your thesis needs to meet certain requirements.

This workshop will review the different kinds of theses (research creation, manuscript) and the different requirements your thesis needs before submission to the university. The workshop will also cover important deadlines and procedures for thesis submission.

Students who are in the writing stage will benefit from this workshop; during the workshop, participants will be given time to begin planning their own timeline and submission plan.
 

• Identify the formal academic committee and structures involved in thesis submission;

• Describe the different kinds of theses, and special considerations for each;

• Identify important deadlines for thesis submission;

• Begin planning their own thesis timeline leading up to their defense and submission.

Althea Thompson (she/her) is a PhD candidate in the Department of History; an Academic Workshop Facilitator for GradProSkills; and the Team Lead for Concordia’s Writing Centre. Her doctoral research focuses on the ways popular audiences set out to learn history in non-“traditional” ways, using the Romanovs, social media, and museums as a case study as well as investigating what role content creators and museum staff see themselves having in this process.