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Tips and tools for writing your LaTeX thesis or dissertation in  Overleaf, including templates, managing references , and getting started guides.

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Getting Started with Your Thesis or Dissertation

How to get started writing your thesis in LaTeX

Writing a thesis or dissertation in LaTeX can be challenging, but the end result is well worth it - nothing looks as good as a LaTeX-produced pdf, and for large documents it's a lot easier than fighting with formatting and cross-referencing in MS Word. Review this video from Overleaf to help you get started writing your thesis in LaTeX, using a standard thesis template from the  Overleaf Gallery .

You can  upload your own thesis template to the Overleaf Gallery   if your university provides a set of LaTeX template files or you may find your university's thesis template already in the Overleaf Gallery.

This video assumes you've used LaTeX before and are familiar with the standard commands (see our other  tutorial videos   if not), and focuses on how to work with a large project split over multiple files.

How to Write your Thesis/Dissertation in LaTeX: A Five-Part Guide

Five-Part LaTeX Thesis/Dissertation  Writing Guide

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Part 3: Figures, Subfigures and Tables   corresponding  video

Part 4: Bibliographies with Biblatex  corresponding  video

Part 5: Customizing Your Title Page and Abstract   corresponding  video

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The MIT thesis template in LaTeX

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The current MIT thesis template was developed in 2023, using up-to-date LaTeX coding, to meet the current formatting requirements of the MIT Libraries. The title and abstract pages are automatically laid out from information provided by the user. This template includes options to use a variety of fonts, and it is compatible with either pdfTeX or unicode engines such as luaLaTeX. When using LaTeX formats dated November 2022 or later, the resulting pdf file meets the PDF/A-2b archivability standard. A standard TeX Live installation includes all other packages required by the template.

This template was written by John Lienhard at the request of the MIT Libraries.

• Documentation: Documentation for the template is available in pdf format here .
• Download: The most current LaTeX files for this template are distributed through the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (CTAN): https://ctan.org/pkg/mitthesis Download
• Overleaf.com: A copy of the thesis template is also present in Overleaf.com's template gallery, here . Overleaf includes all the packages in TeX Live, so no additional downloads are needed. Learn more about Overleaf at MIT .

Specifications for MIT theses

The formatting requirements for MIT theses are set by the MIT Libraries, as described at this url: http://libraries.mit.edu/archives/thesis-specs/ . Questions regarding these specifications should be directed to [email protected] .

The original LaTeX 2.09 template was written by Stephen Gildea in the late 1980s (also in CTAN, here ). That template was edited by many later students, leading to the files archived here.

LaTeX has changed greatly since the original MIT thesis template was written. LaTeX 2.09 was replaced by LaTeX2e in 1994. New engines were developed, particularly pdfTeX during the 1990s and Unicode-aware engines in the decades that followed. Many packages and fonts were developed to accompany the original platform, particularly after 2000; and major updates to the LaTeX kernel began in 2018. Over the years, the MIT Libraries have changed the required format several times, especially as electronic thesis submission has become the norm. The original template served MIT well; but by the early 2020s, it was substantially out of date. That situation motivated the creation of this new template.

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The following thesis format templates should help you get started with formatting your thesis or dissertation. Georgia Tech provides free Overleaf Professional accounts for all students, faculty, and staff who would like to use the collaborative, online LaTeX editor for their projects.

• LaTeX Template (.zip) - updated May 2020
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• Word Thesis Template (.docx) - updated August 2016
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• Set the Quick Build command configuration to: “PdfLaTeX + Bib(la)tex) + PdfLaTeX (x2) + View Pdf”.
• Use the Quick Build command to compile and view your .pdf file.
• If you decide to use a “build” subdirectory for output files, you must point BibTeX to the proper subdirectory.

LaTeX is a powerful text processing and formatting tool that produces clean, consistent results. This high-quality typesetting system is a free service provided by Georgia Tech. It is available on many platforms and can be used with the editor of your choice. LaTeX is the de facto standard for the communication and publication of scientific documents.

Although Graduate Education does not offer direct technical support, Tech does provide help via campus partners such as the Library and Overleaf (online LaTeX editor). Please check the Library events page for courses on LaTex, or contact Overleaf directly.

Many students have also found useful tips for dealing with specific problems by entering keywords such as "LaTeX formatting table captions" in their favorite search engines.

Most Common LaTeX to PDF Problem

The most common problem we see with Electronic Theses & Dissertations (ETDs) created in LaTeX is the altering of the page size, particularly an increase of the bottom margin to more than one inch, and sometimes an accompanying decrease in the top and/or right margins to less than the requisite one inch. Less frequently, there will also be problems with figures disappearing or changing appearance. The sizing error may be introduced inadvertently during the conversion from .dvi to .pdf or .ps when the program doing the converting defaults to the A4 European page size. Always check your PDF file after conversion, even if your source file looked perfect.

The following fixes have been found by your fellow Tech graduate students and passed along to the Graduate Thesis Office. We hope they help you:

• First, before converting the .tex file to .dvi, make sure the class header file in your .tex file says something like "\documentclass[12pt, letter]{article}".
• If you are converting the resulting .dvi file to a .ps file, be sure the dvips options specify "-P pdf -t letter".
• When you are converting to .pdf from either the .dvi file directly or from a .ps file, locate the C:\texmf\dvipdfm\config\config\ or analogous folder for PDFs in your system. Replace the line "p a4" with "p letter".

Check our frequently asked questions (FAQ) to see if your question has already been answered. Else, contact Graduate Education at [email protected] .

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UCI Libraries maintains the following  templates to assist in formatting your graduate manuscript. If you are formatting your manuscript in Microsoft Word, feel free to download and use the template. If you would like to see what your manuscript should look like, PDFs have been provided. If you are formatting your manuscript using LaTex, UCI maintains a template on OverLeaf.

• Annotated Template (Dissertation) 2024 PDF of a template with annotations of what to look out for
• Word: Thesis Template 2024 Editable template of the Master's thesis formatting.
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Different LaTex templates can be used to change the structure and design of your LaTex documents. For example, there are templates available to create resumes, cv's, articles, theses, and other types of documents. Both Overleaf and Authorea allow you to search for templates shared on their platform. When writing an article for publication, you can also often find LaTex templates for specific publications on the publishers webiste or by contacting them.

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As a resource for graduate students, sample Word templates are available to assist with the initial formatting of doctoral dissertations and master's theses. Students are expected to fully format their dissertation/thesis according to the   " Preparation and Submission Manual for Doctoral Dissertations and Master's Theses ".

• This template is a starting point and students may have to add or remove sections/text to accurately reflect their document and adhere to all requirements in the manual.
• Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs (GEPA) does not provide technical support for any of the templates below.
• If using these templates, students must still refer to the formatting manual for full instructions.

The below templates are in Word. If you prefer to use LaTeX, here is a recommended unofficial template . We are not able to provide technical support for LaTeX.

Note: opening the Word template in Google Docs may cause auto-formatting features to be lost or auto-formatting features may appear differently.

A sample template of a co-author permission letter and cover letter from the committee chair can be found here . For complete information on submission of permission letters, please see this page and/or refer to the full Manual . 

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Summary of Format

Size and margins.

It is very important to follow these margins exactly or you run the risk of loosing text when the final paper is produced at a smaller trim size.

• Paper Size : 8.5 inches by 11.0 inches (21.59cm by 27.94cm)
• Top Margin : 0.75 inch (1.905 cm)
• Bottom Margin : 0.625 inch (1.5875 cm)
• Inside Margin : 0.75 inch (1.905 cm)
• Outside Margin : 0.625 inch (1.5875 cm)
• Columns:  Two (2) columns, each 3.48 inches (8.8392 cm) wide
• Column Gutter : 0.17 inches (0.4318 cm) column gutter

Microsoft Word

The page margins are slightly different when produced in Microsoft Word, as it automatically inserts a bit of blank space in the top and bottom margins.

• Top Margin : 0.69 inch (1.7526 cm)
• Bottom Margin : 0.69 inch (1.7526 cm)
• Header Margin : 0.34 inch (0.8636 cm)
• Footer Margin : 0.3 inch (0.762 cm)
• Teaser images are allowed and encouraged in Journal papers.
• Please do not include any other images/graphs/charts on the first page of your paper.
• If possible, place all other images in one of the four corners of your pages.
• Please do  not  include headers in your paper. We will automate these for you with the appropriate information.
• Title Text : 18pt Helvetica, centered
• Capitalize the first letter of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs; do not capitalize articles, coordinate conjunctions, or prepositions (unless the title begins with such a word).

AUTHOR INFORMATION AND AFFILIATION

• Author Names : 10pt Helvetica, centered
• Author Information  is specified in a comma separated list, the last one being attached with ‘, and’. If only two authors are given simply separate them with a single ‘and’. IEEE Members should be indicated by appending ‘Member, IEEE’ or ‘Student Member, IEEE’, whichever applies.
• Author Affiliation  should be 10pt Times or Times New Roman.
• Please include each author’s name, affiliation, and e-mail address, in bullet form with one bullet point per author.
• Please insert punctuation at the end of each item.
• Justified, indented an extra 0.33 inches from main body text of paper on inside and outside margins.
• The word  “Abstract” : 8pt Helvetica, bold, justified, and  not numbered .
• Body Text : up to 3 in. (7.62 cm) long.
• Abstract must be  1 paragraph ; any paper with multiple paragraphs will be returned for correction.

INDEX TERMS

• Left aligned, indented an extra 0.33 inches from main Body text of paper on inside and outside margins. In MS Word, if the Index Terms run more than one line, please justify so the far right is flush aligned except on the last line; we do not want the last line spacing stretched out to flush both left and right on the last line.
• The word  “Index Terms” : 8pt Helvetica, bold, justified, and  not numbered .
• Please only capitalize the first letter of the first word in the list, separating the words with commas
• Starting in 2013, a period (.) is no longer allowed at the end of the Index Terms
• A list of relevant index terms should be included after the abstract.
• Please think of these as being written in the style of Keywords, instead of the traditional ACM Index Terms (Looking at the sample PDF, might be of help.).
• Leave one blank line after Index terms.

DIAMOND RULE

• Insert the  Diamond Rule  (figure) after the  Index Terms , centered.

MANUSCRIPT RECEVIED DATES

• TVCG requires the  Manuscript Received  dates at the bottom of page 1 to be left as is.
• The most recent template version has made use of  ‘xxx’  for the dates.
• TVCG will populate the  ‘xxx’ : post-production with the actual dates.
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• Section Headings : 9pt Helvetica, bold, flush left, numbered, small caps.
• Subsection Headings : 9pt Helvetica, bold, flush left, numbered.
• Sub-subsection Headings : 9pt Helvetica, flush left, numbered.
• 9pt Times or Times New Roman, justified on 10pt leading indent all paragraphs by 1em (roughly 3mm) except the first one under a heading.
• No blank lines between paragraphs.

CAPTION TEXT

• 8pt Helvetica.
• Figures and tables must be numbered separately.
• Please number each figure in the following manner:  ‘Fig.#.’ , followed by the title, using the appropriate punctuation.
• Capitalize the first word of each sentence in the figure caption.
• Table titles are to be centered above the tables.
• Capitalize the first letter of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Do not capitalize articles, coordinate conjunctions, or prepositions (unless the title begins with such a word) of each figure caption.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

• The word  “ACKNOWLEDGMENTS” : 9pt Helvetica, bold, flush left, small caps, and  not numbered .
• Body Text : 9pt Times or Times Roman.
• In the USA, it is spelled ‘acknowledgments’, without the ‘e’ after the ‘g’. Since the IEEE is a USA based society, we would recommend having it spelled ‘acknowledgments’ and have done that in our template. However, for the rest of the world, we will not correct it in conference papers – we also spell it ‘acknowledgements’ with an ‘e’ after the ‘g’.

SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS

• The words “SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS” : 9pt Helvetica, bold, flush left, small caps, and not numbered .
• Body Text: 9pt Times or Times Roman.

FIGURE CREDITS

• The words “FIGURE CREDITS” : 9pt Helvetica, bold, flush left, small caps, and not numbered .

CITATIONS AND REFERENCES

• The word  “REFERENCES” : 9pt Helvetica, bold, flush left, small caps, and  not numbered .
• List of references : 8pt Times or Times Roman on 9.5pt leading.
• When referenced in the text, enclose the citation number in square brackets (e.g.,  [1] ).
• Where appropriate, include the name(s) of editors of referenced books. For example:[1] Albert B. Smith, Christopher D. Jones, and Egon F. Roberts, “Article Title”, Journal, Publisher, Location, pp. 1-10, Date.[2] Christopher D. Jones, Albert B. Smith, and Egon F. Roberts, Book Title, Publisher, Location, Date.[3] Christopher D. Jones, Albert B. Smith, and Egon F. Roberts, “Chapter Title”, Book Title, Book Editors, Publisher, Location, Date.

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How to get started writing your thesis in LaTeX

Writing a thesis or dissertation in LaTeX can be challenging, but the end result is well worth it—nothing looks as good as a LaTeX-produced PDF, and for large documents it's a lot easier than fighting with formatting and cross-referencing in MS Word. Here we provide a guide to getting started on writing your thesis in LaTeX, using a standard template which is pre-loaded into Overleaf.

We have a large number of thesis templates in our online library , and you can upload your own if your university provides a set of LaTeX template files.

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LaTeX Thesis Template for the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Folders and files, repository files navigation, ucasthesis 国科大学位论文 latex 模板 [最新样式].

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• 开题报告见： ucasproposal: 中国科学院大学开题报告 LaTeX 模板 。
• 书脊制作见： latexspine: LaTeX 书脊模板 。

ucasthesis 为撰写中国科学院大学 本 、 硕 、 博 学位论文和 任意高校博后 报告的 LaTeX 模版。ucasthesis 提供了简单明了的 模板使用说明.pdf 。无论你是否具有 LaTeX 使用经验，都可较为轻松地使用以完成学位论文的撰写和排版。谢谢大家的测试、反馈和支持，我们一起的努力让 ucasthesis 非常荣幸地得到了国科大本科部陆晴老师、本科部学位办丁云云老师和中科院数学与系统科学研究院吴凌云研究员的支持，并得到吴凌云学长在 CTEX 的发布。

考虑到许多同学可能缺乏 LaTeX 使用经验，ucasthesis 将 LaTeX 的复杂性高度封装，开放出简单的接口，以便轻易使用。同时，对用 LaTeX 撰写论文的一些主要难题，如制图、制表、文献索引等，进行了详细说明，并提供了相应的代码样本，理解了上述问题后，对于初学者而言，使用此模板撰写学位论文将不存在实质性的困难。所以，如果你是初学者，请不要直接放弃，因为同样为初学者的我，十分明白让 LaTeX 简单易用的重要性，而这正是 ucasthesis 所追求和体现的。

此中国科学院大学学位论文模板 ucasthesis 基于中科院数学与系统科学研究院吴凌云研究员的 CASthesis 模板发展而来。当前 ucasthesis 模板满足最新的中国科学院大学学位论文撰写要求和封面设定。兼顾操作系统：Windows、Linux、MacOS；LaTeX 编译引擎：pdflatex、xelatex、lualatex；文献编译引擎：bibtex、biber (biblatex)；文献样式：著者-出版年制（authoryear）、顺序编码制（numbers）、上标顺序编码制（super）、字符编码制（alpha）。支持中文书签、中文渲染、中文粗体显示、拷贝 PDF 中的文本到其他文本编辑器等特性（ Windows 系统 PDF 拷贝乱码的解决方案需见：字体配置 ）。此外，对模板的文档结构进行了精心设计，撰写了编译脚本提高模板的易用性和使用效率。

ucasthesis 的目标在于简化学位论文的撰写，利用 LaTeX 格式与内容分离的特征，模板将格式设计好后，作者可只需关注论文内容。 同时，ucasthesis 有着整洁一致的代码结构和扼要的注解，对文档的仔细阅读可为初学者提供一个学习 LaTeX 的窗口。此外，模板的架构十分注重通用性，事实上，ucasthesis 不仅是国科大学位论文模板，同时，通过少量修改即可成为使用 LaTeX 撰写中英文文章或书籍的通用模板，并为使用者的个性化设定提供了接口。

• 2021-09-27 模板样式进行了修改，请查看下面的修改描述，以决定是否需要更新。

2021-09-27 benkwoook, issue #359 ，增强 artratex.sty，提供去掉“引言”类章节的章节编号的功能。

2021-03-30 更新原创性声明和使用声明页。移除英文封面声明中的 "the"。

2020-07-28 Tony, issue #299 ，更新 bibtex 样式。文献样式更多讨论可见： 文献样式 。

2020-07-22 hushidong, zepinglee, issue #296 ，完善 biblatex 和 bibtex 样式。

2020-07-17 GitatHub, hushidong, issue #296 ，更新 bibtex 国标样式 gbt7714-bibtex-style ，增加 biblatex 国标样式 biblatex-gb7714-2015 。

2020-05-22 lipcaty, issue #281 修复 ctex 移除 xeCJKfntef 后对 ulem 的加载。

2020-03-20 zepinglee, issue #250 增加 LaTeX 和依赖宏包版本检测功能。

2020-02-11 ck2019ML, issue #182 、 univeryinli, issue #229 将 ucasthesis 在 Overleaf 发布并支持调用外部字体，详见 字体配置 。 xiaokongkong, issue #231 修正几个书写。

2020-01-09 NineSH, issue #223 修复 bicaption 错误。

2019-12-06 移除 commit 中的二进制文件，以极大减少 Fork 后的文件大小。

2019-10-12 huiwenzhang, issue #198 修复 mainmatter 下 \chapter* 的页眉错误。

2019-10-12 Fancy0609, muzimuzhi, issue #195 调整由 AutoFakeBold 控制的伪粗体加粗程度。

2019-10-11 Pantrick, issue #190 采用 muzimuzhi 提供的方法实现 \advisor{} 和 \institute{} 的自动换行功能。

2019-08-01 vectorliu, issue #183 修改英文模式下的 plain 选项为 scheme=plain 以消除对 Algorithm 样式的修改。

2019-06-15 HaorenWang, issue #177 调整矢量、矩阵、张量字体样式。

2019-06-09 DRjy, issue #170 轻微缩减目录中编号与标题的间距； e71828, issue #174 轻微增加页眉中编号与标题的间距。

2019-05-25 CDMA2019, issue #169 提供横排图表环境下页眉页脚的横排，具体使用见 横排图表 。

2019-04-24 拓展模版兼容 博后报告 。修复 gsp2014, issue #156 文献引用中的连字符的间断显示和上标引用中逗号下沉。

2019-04-19 修复 nihaomiao, issue #117 \mathbf 失效问题。

2019-04-16 修复国际生需要的 plain 模式下无法改变英文章标题字体大小的问题。

2019-04-09 对部分宏命令进行调整，无功能及样式上的修改。若需更新，建议参考 更新指南 。

2019-04-04 liuy334, songchunlin, issue #134 ，调整行距使 LaTeX 版与 Word 版的行数和每行字数相一致。

2019-03-28 zssasa, allenwoods, issue #49 ，修复 bicaption 对 longtable 的兼容性。 BowenHou, issue #133 ，使下划线能对长标题自动换行。

2019-03-25 DRjy, muzimuzhi, issue #127 ，为 摘要 等无需在目录中显示的结构元素建立书签。 muzimuzhi, issue #130 ，修正对 \voffset 的使用。

2019-03-14 opt-gaobin, issue #121 ，修正中文标点使下划线断掉的问题。 Guoqiang Zhang, email; weili-ict, issue #120 ，修复 \proofname 命令对2015年及更早 LaTeX 编译器的兼容性问题。

2019-02-20 opt-gaobin, issue #100 ，增加定理、定义、证明等数学环境。 DRjy, issue #102 ，调整 \mathcal 字体样式。[zike Liu, email] ，适当缩减目录列表的缩进。 xiaoyaoE, issue #105 ，使数字字体和英文字体一致。完善中文版和国际版之间的中英格式切换。

2019-01-10 mnpengjk, issue #57 ，将公式编号前加点纳入模版默认，更多讨论可见： 琐屑细节 。 yunyun2019, issue #95 ，更新文献样式。[邵岳林, email] ，将附录复原为常规的排版设置，若需将附录置于参考文献后，请见： 琐屑细节 。

2018-04-03 根据国科大本科部陆晴老师和本科部学位办丁云云老师的复审审核建议再次修复一些样式细节问题。

2018-04-02 模板进行了重大更新，修复了样式、字体、格式等许多问题。

• 根据国科大本科部陆晴老师的建议对模版样式进行了诸多拓展和修正，并完善对本科生论文元素的兼容性。
• 在 ctex 开发者的帮助下解决了如何多次调用 Times New Roman 而不导致黑体调用错误的问题。[twn1993, email]，修复默认黑体为微软雅黑而不是 SimHei 的问题。
• 繁复折腾测试后终于找出一个在 ctex 默认黑体替换粗宋体设定环境内全局 AutoFakeBold 失效状态下折衷特定字体库不全条件下生僻字显示和系统默认字重不全条件下粗宋体显示以及不同操作系统下如何平衡上述字库自重矛盾还有根据操作系统自动调用所带有的 Times 字体的方案。
• 设定论文封面据英文学位名如自动切换。密级据是否填写自动显示。

2018-03-22 演示表标题居表上，加粗图表标注，设置长图表标题悬挂缩进（由于 bicaption 宏包无法正确接受 caption 宏包的 margin 选项，图表中英标题第一行无法正确同步缩进，从而放弃第一行的缩进），强调多图中子图标题的规范使用，通过摘要和符号列表演示标题不在目录中显示却仍在页眉中显示。[赵永明, email]，设置双语图表标题和 bicaption 不在图形列表和表格列表中显示英文标题。

2018-03-21 zhanglinbo, issue #42 ，使用 xiaoyao9933 制作的 ucas_logo.pdf 使学校 logo 放大不失真。 Starsky Wong, issue #41 ，设置标题英文设为 Times New Roman 。 will0n, issue #29 ， Man-Ting-Fang, issue #26 ， diyiliaoya, issue #12 ，和 [赵永明, email] ，矫正一些格式细节问题。 tangjie1992, issue #30 ，配置算法环境。

2018-02-04 在 ctex 开发者的帮助下修复误用字体命令导致的粗宋体异常。然后，将模板兼容性进一步扩展为兼容操作系统 Windows ， Linux ， MacOS 和 LaTeX 编译引擎 pdflatex ， xelatex ， lualatex 。移除 microtype 宏包以提高编译效率。

2018-01-28 基于国科大 2018 新版论文规范进行了重大修改，采用新的封面、声明、页眉页脚样式。展示标题中使用数学公式。

2017-05-14 [赵永明, email] ，增加 \citepns{} 和 \citetns{} 命令提供上标引用下混合非上标引用的需求。[臧光明, email] ，添加设定论文为 thesis 或 dissertation 的命令。

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