To search for theses and dissertations in general, you may find this LibGuide helpful: Finding Theses: Search Theses
For law theses, click on the relevant tabs below:
Before 2018, all NUS Law theses and directed research dissertations were sent to the Law Library by the Faculty for archival. These theses are now shelved in the C J Koh Law Library closed stacks.
NUS Law dissertations start with the Call Number KE5009, followed by the year of submission, and then a sequential number. For example, KE5009 *2013 30.
1. You may search for dissertations using simple keywords (e.g. title, author's name, subject, supervisor's name) in LINC.
2. Limit your search to Theses (NUS) Collection.
3. Once you have located the relevant thesis, click on the orange REQUEST button on the top menu bar and follow the instructions to request for the thesis. Library staff will retrieve the item for you. For more information on how to request for closed stack items, refer to this FAQ.
4. You will receive an email notification from the library once the thesis is ready for pick-up.
Browse
Click on "Discover ScholarBank@NUS" to expand on the Browse options.
You can browse content in the institutional repository by Communities, Dates or Types.
Search
1. Start searching on ScholarBank@NUS by using either the search box on the main page or the search icon available at the top of the page. Enter relevant keywords in the search box.
Example. To search for a thesis relating to copyright in Singapore:
Enter keywords copyright AND Singapore
2. On the results page, limit by the type 'Thesis' and the department 'Law'. Click on the relevant title to obtain the full text of the thesis.
3. Click on the relevant title to obtain the full-text of the thesis.
Use Advanced Search for more control over your searches:
