LaTeX templates and examples — University

This beamer theme uses branding guidelines (colors, fonts, and logos) from Northwestern University. The design mimics Northwestern's facets Zoom backgrounds, and the style files build on the amazing Stack Exchange answer by Claudio Fiandrino. This is not an official, Northwestern-approved beamer template: This is simply my own attempt to make a simple, modern beamer theme.

This is a LaTeX thesis template I created to replicate the Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) official Word template (20240812102832Thesis_A4_Format_(Template)_(17.05.2024).docx) (included in this project) for the year 2025. I have tried to keep it as close to the official template as I could. I have already confirmed with my supervisor and SGS that I could use this. I'm using this exact template for my own Ph.D. thesis, but as mentioned in the disclaimer, make sure your supervisor, your committee, your faculty, SGS, and UPM all accept this before you start using it.

Template formato artigo para TCCs do Curso de Sistemas de Informação do Instituto de Computação da Universidade Federal Fluminense.

UBC Okanagan sample thesis template. Initial version from a UBC thesis template; highly modified since. Original ubcthesis.cls created by Michael McNeil Forbes 2001 under LaTeX Project Public License.

Unofficial basic template attempt for Deakin University School of Information Technology PhD Thesis, for thesis by publication, based on guidelines here.

Modelos de Projeto e Relatório para PIBIC da Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná (Unioeste)

UChicago PhD Dissertation Template v1.4.0 released October 25, 2024. See Information for PhD Students maintained by the Dissertation Office for more. Please file any issues at https://github.com/k4rtik/uchicago-dissertation.

This beamer template can be used for presentations at LTU.

This template has been built to help students' easier adoption of Latex for their Theses. It comes with many features out of the box, with several examples. I hope that this template will help save HDR students time (and stress). I will be frequently updating/improving this template, so please provide feedback so that future students can benefit from it. I wish you all the best in your research. Anthony Dang (Anthony.Dang@uts.edu.au | https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonydotnet/)