Master's thesis review is generally kept by the school, and you can obtain it through the following channels:
1. Contact your tutor or the graduate office of your university. They usually have a comment.
2. Apply directly to the library, and some school libraries will keep a summary of all master's theses over the years.
3. If the school and the library don't have them, you can try to check them on websites such as Xuekexing.
It should be noted that the evaluation of master's thesis will also be used when applying for a doctorate. For example, applying for a doctorate from Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics requires a master's thesis review. In addition, if you have graduated and want to review your master's thesis, you can also try the above method.
Where can I find my master's thesis?
Master's degree thesis can be searched in the school library and in HowNet. The specific steps are as follows:
First of all, the school library search
After students upload their graduation thesis to the school, the school will upload their graduation thesis to the library system first, and students can easily find the corresponding graduation thesis in the library system, and then review and browse it later.
Second, knowledge network search
The quality of graduate students' graduation thesis is generally high, and such graduation thesis is generally included in HowNet. HowNet signed an agreement with the school to include students' graduation thesis in HowNet. Students want to find their graduation thesis and search on HowNet accordingly.
1. We need to turn on the computer first, type "China HowNet" in the browser, and click the first URL in the webpage to get in.
2. After entering the homepage, click Literature Retrieval, check the option of Doctor and Master in the search box, and then click Advanced Retrieval on the right.
3. After that, the page will jump to the "Advanced Search" interface. We need to enter the relevant information of the papers we need to search on the advanced search page, such as the title, keywords, author, degree year, degree unit and excellent paper level.
4. After entering the information, click Search to find the paper you need to find.