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Are you working on a thesis?

Expand your knowledge and get inspired by reading other students' theses.
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Most of the theses are archived electronically. You can read the theses directly at the Aaltodoc repository if the author has granted permission for open access publication. 

In the Harald Herlin Learning Center workstations, you can read locked Bachelor’s theses. 

The Aalto Thesis Database gives you access to read Master’s theses that have not been published openly on Aaltodoc.  

Where to find the Aalto Thesis Database? 

  • On campus Windows workstations in computer classrooms and at the Harald Herlin Learning Center. Log in to the workstations with your Aalto username and password. The Aalto Thesis Database can be found in the workstation's Start menu.
  • Remotely via the Virtual Desktop (VDI).
  • Please note that the copyrights of the theses belong to their authors. Therefore, saving, copying, or modifying the files is not allowed. 

Link to Aaltodoc  

More information about Aalto Thesis Database 

IT services' instructions for using the VDI connection   

If you have any questions, send us an email at aaltodoc-help@aalto.fi

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