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This is the PhD Thesis template for the University of Glasgow in LaTex. I have used the College of Social Sciences formatting guidelines to create it, while it's not officially issued by the university. The code was adapted from Mathew Topper's Edinburgh Thesis template, available in Overleaf too, so please cite him as well when using this template.

Template from University of Barcelona (No Official). The template is for broad usage, it can be an essay, thesis, report, or article. It includes matrix application, pictures, formulas, a range of word styles, and different page sizes. The source code is available on Github: https://github.com/junjielyu13/LaTeX_UB_template-no-official-. This is version beta.0.1, released 20 Dec 2022.

Customized slides for Virginia Tech, official colors now updated!

This is the current set of available keyboard shortcuts for the Overleaf editor.

The template for the final year project report of the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences. Peshawar Campus, Computer Science Department.

A modification of the OUC cover letter template and Oregon State University letterhead template to accommodate the needs of Unicamp students.

MSc thesis report template for TU Delft students, following a structure where a standalone scientific article is to be inserted, as a PDF, (commonly requested in the Control & Simulation profile). The report is divided into Introduction and 4 parts: I) Scientific Article II) Preliminary Analysis III) Additional Results IV) Closure - Added notation and styling macros for convenience. - Added commands to easily include preliminary report chapters. (leveldown and levelup chapters & sections)

This is a template for a Bachelor and Master theses at the University of Liechtenstein. Alongside resembling the official WYSIWYG template of UniLi, this template is provided with some tips and draft elements that can be freely edited by students.

A template for a master/bachelor/doctorate thesis, derived for university students. Any university may use it as a template, but it is here given in the example from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).