Library: Dissertations and Theses: Pace Dissertations and Theses

Dissertations and Theses in Databases

Digital Commons
Pace's Digital Commons is the University's digital repository where many dissertations and theses can be found.

Dissertations & Theses @ Pace University
Doctoral Dissertations submitted by Pace University students since 1976. Full text available from 1997 onwards.
Dissertations and Theses Global
The complete range of academic subjects appearing in dissertations accepted at accredited institutions, including Pace, since 1861.

Any dissertation that is not available fulltext can be requested by current Pace University students, faculty and staff through Interlibrary Loan. In some cases, a fee may be required. For details, see http://libguides.pace.edu/c.php?g=63893&p=410310
DPS in Computing Dissertations
This is the full-text of the DPS in Computing Dissertations for Pace University. (Questions regarding access can be sent to Christina Blenkle at cblenkle@pace.edu)

This is a restricted resource and a password is required.
Access requests can be submitted to: Pace Library

Dissertations and Theses in Print (Pleasantville Campus)

The Pace Library has a collection of theses in print on reserve at the circulation desk. Unless you know the name of the author or title, search the catalog by call number: "DPS" for Doctor of Professional Studies programs, "MS" for Master's of Science programs or "PSYD" for Psychology.

Click in the box, type the Call Number you want then press SEARCH :

Dissertations and Theses on Microfilm

Older dissertations and theses, from about the mid-1980's back, are kept on microfilm. To find these search the library catalog by keywords with "microfilm" and "thesis" in the "notes" field and the name of the program in the "any field" or "subject" field.

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