The presentation of the dissertation, its title page, etc. are determined by the faculties and the relevant institutes: contact them for more information. The University of Neuchâtel Printing Center (CIUN) provides a guide with practical advice on the layout of PhD theses and Master theses.
Printed Master theses must be deposited in the library of the faculty or the relevant institute, together with the signed pledge of honor.
It is also necessary to provide an electronic copy in PDF format, for the long-term preservation of this work: it will not be published, but archived. The file should be sent to the appropriate person in the contact list below.
Master theses may be published in Open Access on UniNE’s institutional server Libra. To do so, the author must provide the following documents to the person in charge of the relevant library:
Master theses must be submitted to the person in charge of dissertations in the relevant department’s library.
Arts and Humanities Library
(Excluding anthropology Master theses – See below)
Karim Chèvre
Language and Communication Sciences Library
For dissertations in speech and language sciences, communication and cognitive sciences
Raphaël Matthey
Library of the Institute of Ethnology and the Museum of Ethnography
For Master theses in anthropology and PhD theses in anthropology and ethnology
Olivia Filippini
Law Library
Slim Ben Younès
Economic Sciences Library
Sandra Gambs
Sciences Library
Delphine Lab