E-Theses

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Remote Access Guide

  1. Electronic Dissertations and Theses of City University of Hong Kong
    by Title | Help on finding dissertations/theses written by CityU students
    For more CityU theses with TOC/abstracts available online, please refer to CityU Theses Online

  2. UMI Electronic Theses held by the Library*

  3. E-Theses from Digital Dissertation Consortium 數位化論文典藏聯盟*
    by Title | Search the database

  4. E-Theses from ProQuest ABI/INFORM*
    by Title

  5. E-Theses from 泛珠江三角洲博碩士論文全文數據庫 / 長江三角洲博碩士論文全文數據庫
    You may choose to cross search both databases simultaneoulsy by clicking on "跨庫檢索", then selecting both databases.

  6. E-Theses from 中國博士學位論文全文數據庫 (China Doctoral Dissertations Full-text Database) / 中國優秀碩士學位論文全文數據庫 (China Master's Theses Full-text Database)
    You may choose to cross search both databases simultaneoulsy by clicking on "跨庫檢索", then selecting both databases.

* These theses are also indexed in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses A&I.

For help on locating e-theses available at the CityU Library, please refer to the Research Guide "Theses and Dissertations".

Tips:
To locate dissertations and theses (electronic or printed) of other local universities and institutions, search the Dissertations and Theses Collection (DTC) or the Library Catalogue of individual libraries, or the Hong Kong Institutional Repositories. ( more help on this )

Notes on Access to E-Theses:
For group (1)

Access to non-open access electronic theses is restricted to current CityU staff and students only. You have to authenticate yourselves by entering your CityU ID number and the Library PIN when prompted. Open access titles are available from CityU Institutional Repository.

For group (2)

For access beyond the CityU main campus, you have to authenticate yourselves by entering your CityU ID number and the Library PIN when prompted.

For group (3) to (6)

These e-theses are available from web-based databases. For remote access via ISPs, please refer to the guide on remote access.