UCT Downloads
UCT Downloads,
Downloads
Documents for doctoral students can be downloaded below:
General information:
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General information:
Intention to submit:
- Intention Service Request Checklist
- DDB08 – Thesis Open Access Suppression form (only applicable if you wish to suppress your thesis)
- DDB09 – Notice of intention to submit PhD thesis form (all faculties)
- DDB10 – PhD IP Assessment form (compulsory for the Science, Engineering & Built Environment and Health Sciences)
- PeopleSoft reference guide – intention to submit
Inclusion of publications:
Once you have been granted permission to include publications, you are required to include the following declaration in your thesis.
Submission of thesis for examination:
- Thesis Service Request Checklist
- Revised Thesis Service Request Checklist
- DDB11 – Declaration and Submission form (All faculties)
- PeopleSoft reference guide – upload thesis for examination
- Turnitin Plagiarism Declaration
- Citation guideline
Graduation library copy:
Guidelines:
Doctoral students
- Open Access Policy
- PhD proposal guidelines
- Guidelines for PhD abstracts
- Publications, copyright and your PhD thesis
- Avoiding plagiarism
- Turnitin for UCT Postgraduate Students
Supervisors and Doctoral students
Supervisors
- Guidelines to Categories of Supervisor
- Guidelines for the Appointment of Supervisors of Doctoral Candidates
- Guidelines for the Appointment of Examiners for Doctoral Theses
- Guidelines for the Appointment of External Supervisors and External Co-supervisors for Doctoral Degrees
- Guidelines for Examination of a PhD Thesis
Publications
A portfolio of publications is produced on a regular basis. Below are the different magazines and reports available on UCT Research and Innovation highlights.
LISC Annual Reports
LISC Annual Reports
- LISC Annual Report 2017 (PDF, 982KB)
- LISC Annual Report 2016 (PDF, 758KB)
- LISC Annual Report 2015 (PDF, 920KB)
Our Courses
The Centre of Criminology offers four main degree types:
- PhD in Criminology
- Master’s by Dissertation Only
- Masters in Criminology by Coursework and Mini-dissertation
- Postgraduate Diploma in Law specialising in Criminology, Law and Society
Research
Honours
Dawson, Muneebah (2014) The Social Diagnosis of Down Syndrome and Mothers’ Experiences of Knowledge: An Ethnographic Study Set in Cape Town. Unpublished Honours thesis, Social Anthropology, UCT. Eppel, Joe. (2014) Regulated Roots: Negotiating Belonging and Raising Children as a Zimbabwean Migrant in Cape Town, South Africa. Unpublished Honours thesis, Social Anthropology, UCT. |
Leila Abdullahi
Mrs. Leila Hussein Abdullahi is a Research Fellow and PhD student at VACFA. Mrs. Leila graduated with Masters in Public Health (MPH), at the University of Cape Town (UCT) in 2012. Currently, she is a fourth year PhD student. Her PhD project focuses on the strategies to improve adolescents’ immunization in Africa in the decade of vaccine. Her supervisors are: Prof. Gregory Hussey, Prof. Charles Wiysonge and Dr. Benjamin Kagina.
Information for School of Education Students
Information for School of Education Students
Downloadable documents:
- Guide to the School of Education
Policies and practice for all students. - Plagiarism cover sheet
Attach a completed copy of this form to all assignments and coursework. Please also see the University’s plagiarism guide.
Downloads
Training Material
ICTS Guide to Student Computing
Description: An ICT guide for all students at UCT.
Version/Type: 2016
Forms
Please download and complete the relevant form, and email it or bring it with you when you enter the workshop.
Please try to complete the forms before entering the workshop.
Please try to complete the forms before entering the workshop.
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