Transcription of SOME GUIDELINES FOR YOUR THESIS/DISSERTATION LAYOUT
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1 SOME GUIDELINES FOR YOUR THESIS/DISSERTATION LAYOUT Compiled by Ronel Steyn* & Alison Bucholz* A B O UT T H IS D OC UMEN T There is no one-size-fits-all template for theses or dissertations. Stellenbosch University does have minimal compulsory requirements applicable to all the faculties of the University, which we outline in this document, but you also need to consider a number of other factors when making decisions about your own thesis or dissertation. Your faculty or department might have further requirements, to be read in conjunction with the university-wide regulations. Each discipline or research field also tends to have its own conventions, which you should be aware of.
some guidelines for layout, found elsewhere. 2.1. COMPULSORY UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS AS STATED IN THE CALENDAR 2.1.1. COMPULSORY INFORMATION ON THE FIRST FOUR PAGES PAGE 1 In the top third of the first page: the title of the thesis/dissertation directly below this: the authors full names and surname;
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