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Thesis and Dissertation Locations
for Science & Engineering

The Marriott Library holds archival copies of most masters theses and doctoral dissertations completed at the University of Utah. These copies are available for in-house use in the Special Collections reading room. We also have circulating copies of many University of Utah theses and dissertations, housed in the Automated Retrieval Center (ARC). Because the ARC is a robotic storage facility it isn't possible to browse the shelves the way you can in the regular library stacks. It is possible, though, to browse by computer using call numbers.
The list below gives the call numbers used for theses and dissertations related to topics in Science & Engineering . They are arranged by broad subject area (and not by the department in which the thesis was done). Within each subject area they are arranged chronologically by the year the thesis was submitted and within each year they are arranged alphabetically by the author’s last name. For example: QD3.5 2002 .G65 is the call number for a dissertation whose general subject area is chemistry, submitted in 2002 (in this case to the Department of Physics, not Chemistry) and written by an author whose last name is Gontia.

All University of Utah doctoral dissertations submitted since 1997 (and selected dissertations going back as far as 1956) are available online through ProQuest Dissertations and Theses – Full Text.