Online:

All Georgia Tech theses and dissertations beginning with Fall 2003 are available electronically through SMARTech and through the GT Catalog (GIL). The ETD collection also contains Dissertations prior to 1998 from the former Institute of Paper Science and Technology.  The Library is digitizing theses and dissertations prior to 2003.  These are available to the Georgia Tech community through SMARTech unless permission to make them available has been received from the author (to grant permission to release your work worldwide email the ETD Team).

GT dissertations can be searched via ProQuest's Dissertations & Theses @ Georgia Institute of Technology database. Electronic full-text of these dissertations is available from 1997 to the present as well as for some 1950-1997 dissertations.

Submitting an ETD:

Go to the Georgia Tech ETDs page

Print:

Go to the GT Catalog (GIL), keyword search, type in the last name of the author of the thesis and select Author from the drop-down menu AND type a term from the title of the thesis, changing drop-down menu to title. Ex. heckman (author) AND storage (title). If you don’t know the title, type thesis (keyword anywhere). Ex. heckman (author) AND thesis (keyword anywhere).

Ordering a Personal Bound Copy of Your Thesis or Dissertation:

Previously, the Georgia Tech Library facilitated thesis and dissertation bindery requests but now you may order a personal bound copy of your thesis or dissertation by directly contacting:

National Library Bindery Company of Georgia, Inc
100 Hembree Park Drive
Roswell, GA 30076
Phone: (770) 442-5490 or 1 800-422-7908
Fax: (770) 442-0183

Provisions can be made to send them your thesis or dissertation directly to them electronically. Please call them for further details and to let them know where you would like to have your materials shipped or you may stop by the bindery and deliver or pick it up personally.

Personal checks and major credit cards are accepted as payment.

Borrowing & Ordering Theses & Dissertations:

Complete an ILLiad Interlibrary Loan request, specifying whether you would like to borrow a copy or purchase a copy to keep.