Students
- Find a topic through interest matching and apply online
- Follow milestones and deadlines in one workspace
- Earn verifiable digital skills from supervisors
Thesis & research management for higher education
eThesis runs the full thesis lifecycle in one place, from topic matching to final grade, publication and verified skills. On the same platform, universities open a structured route to industry for research, hiring and internships.
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The challenge
Switch between today and eThesis to see how each stage changes when it moves into one transparent, auditable workflow.
The thesis process
For university leadership
Follow submission rates, time to approval, examiner workloads and overdue milestones across departments, and export reports for review boards and accreditation.
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Role-based access
Each member of the academic community sees exactly what they need. Open a window to see what each role gets.
Implementation & compliance
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Frequently asked questions
eThesis is a thesis management platform for universities and research centers. It runs every step in one place: topic discovery with student-interest matching, the project agreement, supervision in the MyThesis workspace, grading by one or several examiners, and publication to your repository. It replaces the mix of email, spreadsheets and shared drives most institutions rely on today.
Approvals are routed automatically, reminders and follow-ups go out on their own, and every agreement, file and grade sits in one record. Supervisors spend their time on feedback instead of chasing emails, and secretariats no longer forward signed forms by hand.
Yes. eThesis supports bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs across departments, each with its own supervision model, approval steps and academic rules.
Yes. eThesis connects to student information systems (SIS), learning management systems (LMS), single sign-on, plagiarism tools and institutional repositories. Meetings run through the tool you already use, such as Teams, Zoom or Google Meet.
Yes. eThesis is GDPR compliant. Access is role-based, every action is logged and traceable, and with an on-premises deployment your data stays on your own servers.
Yes. Existing thesis records, users and topics can be migrated into eThesis, so your history is in one place from the first day.
Very. Institutions adapt workflows, user roles, approval steps, permissions, reporting and thesis methodologies to their own policies and governance. Custom modules can be built when a process needs one.
Every implementation includes onboarding, training for administrators, faculty and students, role-based handbooks and ongoing support after launch.
eThesis is licensed as an annual subscription per user. A one-time setup fee covers installation, and custom modules or integrations are quoted separately. Most institutions start with one department and expand from there.
Both. eThesis runs in the cloud or on-premises within your own infrastructure, depending on your security and IT policies.
Yes. Professors issue verifiable digital skills in MyThesis, during the thesis and after it. They follow Open Badges 3.0 and W3C Verifiable Credentials, use ESCO skills and align with Europass, so students can carry them anywhere.
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