For final degree projects (Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD theses), the cover page is strictly regulated by the university and acts as a binding contract. It typically includes:
If no specific manual is provided, use this:
Creating a university cover page (often called a title page) requires strict adherence to formatting rules, as it is the first impression an academic work makes. Unlike casual writing, academic cover pages follow specific structures depending on the citation style (APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard) or the specific university guidelines.
Common in humanities, literature, and languages.