| Pagination |
Inclusive pagination is to be used. |
| Bibliography |
A complete, consolidated bibliography is preferred where appropriate or possible. |
| Framing text |
Include introduction, concluding remarks and comments on art works. Framing text could be distributed throughout the thesis. The introduction should specify the research question/s covered by the thesis. Research to be contextualised in existing literature. |
| No. of papers/ exhibitions |
The material presented for examination needs to equate to that which would otherwise be presented in the usual thesis format. (This remains a matter of professional judgement for the supervisor and candidate.) Discipline-specific. |
| Photocopies |
A photocopy should not normally be used. Printing should be of the highest quality. Use pdf where possible. |
| % Authorship |
Initiation, key ideas, development and writing up of each of the works should be the primary responsibility of the candidate. |
| Declarations |
To be clearly specified & formatted according to MRGS template. Co-author signatures necessary on all papers in all thesis copies except those in appendix. Rewritten, previously published papers require acknowledgement of others' contributions. |
| Faculty guidelines document available |
No. |
| Status of papers |
Papers / art works must have at least been submitted for publication, though not necessarily accepted. |
| Other |
Publications in the visual arts could include a diverse range of visual formats, including video, animation, film, installation, performance, as well as the more conventional art forms. |
