Subject Librarians provide professional research consultation to graduate students and other members of the UNT community. They can help you find journal articles, books, dissertations, theses, studies, primary sources, archival collections, etc., for your dissertation or thesis research or literature review. Look on this page to find the librarian responsible for your discipline or research subject area. Emailing is the best way to contact them.
It is a good idea to contact your subject librarian early in the dissertation or thesis research process, because they can quickly direct you to the best research sources, and help you save valuable time.

The Eagle Thesis and Dissertation Boot Camp is a monthly, 3-day writing camp designed to provide a supportive environment for focused writing of dissertations and theses. It provides structure, a sense of camaraderie, and motivation to overcome roadblocks. The Boot Camp is currently virtual.
Graduate students are eligible to attend the Boot Camps when they have an approved thesis or dissertation proposal, and have permission from their thesis or dissertation advisor.

RefWorks is a web-based research manager available through the UNT Libraries. Using RefWorks to manage and write your dissertation or thesis will prove very useful.

Graduate writing help is available from UNT Writing Center tutors. Email the address on this page to request an appointment. Graduate Writing Tutors are also available during the Eagle Thesis and Dissertation Boot Camps.

An extensive list of writing resources for graduate students from the Toulouse Graduate School.

Important information from the Toulouse Graduate School for graduate students writing theses and dissertations at UNT.

The UNT Thesis and Dissertation Manual provides information on formatting and layout of your thesis or dissertation.

Fill out this form for statistical support for your dissertation or thesis from the College of Education's Office of Research Consulting.