Dissertation Format

Speaking about the dissertation format and layout requirements we must say they differ considerably depending on the type of paper and the aim of creating it. Still there exist general specifications and formatting rules that should be adhered to.

Your dissertation should be double spaced throughout with the exception of the approval page, title page, figure headings, endnotes and footnotes, and extensive quotations.

You may use any standard font for you paper, yet keep in mind that the same font must be used throughout. The use of italics is generally restricted to periodical or book titles, foreign words, letters and taxonomic names.

As for dissertation margins, all pages should have 1,5 left margin, and 1 top, right and bottom margins. White bond paper 11*8,5 is required with the exceptions being allowed only for pocket material and photographic plates.

It goes without saying that your paper should be free from errors which means all corrections must be made before the final copy of your paper is printed. Cross outs, overstrikes, or corrections are not acceptable in the final copy.

The print format of your paper must be of uniform darkness. For this reason it is advisable to start with toner cartridge or fresh ink. Alternatively you may print your copy on paper of lesser quality, and photocopy it then onto the watermark paper.

Dissertation formats offered by our PhD and Masters degree holding writers are designed to suit any specific needs and requirements of an individual or institution so that you are sure to get what you’re really looking for.