Comparative Asian Studies : an introduction: Theses

Theses & dissertations are important when starting a literature review of research that has been previously done.

The Library keeps final-year academic exercises (selection only), honors theses, Master's (by Research) and PhD.

NUS theses (online)

• Master’s (by Research) and Ph.D theses deposited with the Registrar’s Office since 2003 are kept in ScholarBank@NUS.
• ScholarBank@NUS is the institutional repository of NUS.
• This repository collects and preserves the scholarly output of NUS and makes it accessible worldwide.

NUS theses (paper) 

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• Selected theses & academic exercises received from the NUS Department of History are kept in the Library's Closed Stacks under the call number D6.
• Master's (by Research) and Ph.D prior to 2003 are also kept in paper format.
• Search the catalogue - LINC by call no., subject, author's name or year.
• How to search : for a step-by-step guide, view the following video. Use call no. D6.

• More on how to search for NUS theses, available at NUS Libraries > Research help > Library Instruction > How do I find?