Theses may be available in online format within a database or institutional repository or the print format may be listed in a university library catalogue. Below, is a list of different databases that index theses and dissertations.
If the full-text thesis or dissertation is not available in the Library's collection, request an interlibrary loan.
Provides the full-text of Canadian theses published from January 1998 to August 2002, and bibliographic access to all Canadian theses.
The Sudoc catalogue allows you to search bibliographic information on all types of documents held by French academic libraries, as well as other higher educational establishments, and on periodicals to be found in 2,900 institutions. Holdings information is provided as well. Please Note: This database provides bibliographic information on dissertations written in France
Locating the full-text of conference proceedings can be difficult since they are not always available online, and some are distributed in print format or even on a CD-ROM. Or they may only be available to conference participants. Below, is a list of different databases that index conference proceedings.
uOttawa Libraries have some conference proceedings in our collection. These volumes can be located in Omni:
Submit a request for an interlibrary loan. You can request an individual article or the entire volume (if available).