Title page

How it is used

Used in academic formatting for theses, dissertations, and manuscripts. It usually includes the title, author, affiliation, date, and sometimes supervisor or student number.

Example sentences

1. The faculty office asked Lina to revise the title page because her department name did not match the official thesis template.

   In this sentence, the term means the formal opening page that must follow institutional rules for names and document details.

2. Before submitting the article, Ken checked whether the journal wanted a separate title page with author details for peer review.

   Here, it refers to a distinct page carrying identifying information, sometimes separated from the main text during review.

Common collocations

• title page format
• title page template
• separate title page

Related terms

• thesisA long piece of original research written for a university degree; also the main idea or position that an essay or article argues for.
• dissertationA long, formal piece of research writing completed for a degree; in the US usually a doctoral thesis, in the UK often a final project for a bachelor's or master's.

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