Submission

Your master thesis should be handed in either May 15^th or December 15^th unless you have been granted an extension. If this day is on a Saturday, Sunday or national holiday, the deadline is moved to the following working day. Remember that you must use the NMBU front and back page and the final title of your thesis must be updated in StudentWeb.

NMBU requires you to hand in two printed and bound hard copies of your thesis, or three if you had two supervisors. Always check with your supervisor or study advisor how many copies you should hand in. If you have more than two supervisors you might need to hand in more copies. The thesis must also be handed in digitally in Brage as a pdf version. The pdf version must be identical to the hard copies. The hard copies should first be taken to SIT together with the receipt that you have submitted to Brage. At SIT the hard copies will be stamped before you can hand them in at your faculty. Enquire with your study advisor exactly where they should be submitted.

Brage

All master theses at NMBU are published electronically in Brage. This makes your thesis available to readers within and outside the university. It should also make your thesis searchable on google scholar. You still have the copyrights of your thesis, but NMBU is allowed to publish it on their website. Most journals will accept that your thesis is previously published by a university. If you are unsure you can include an embargo to delay publication with 2 years if you are interested in publishing and worried that the journal will not accept that it is already published.

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Submission in Brage (Norsk)