For the best results and successful compilation, students should use LuaLaTeX with TeX Live 2025 (or a compatible distribution). The template has also been verified for use with Overleaf, though larger projects may require a Premium subscription.
Updates: The template is subject to periodic updates. Please check this page
regularly to ensure your version is current.
Technical Support Notice: The Graduate College provides this template
as a resource but does not offer technical support or troubleshooting for
LaTeX-related software issues.
LaTex Template
Instructions
- Download the ZIP file.
- Extract the ZIP file directly into your LaTeX editor of choice.
- Review the guide provided in the template itself.
- Prepare your thesis/dissertation. It is recommended to draft your document with
the accessibility features disabled. Once the content is finalised, enable tagging
to review and resolve any remaining compliance errors.
Formatting Resources
In addition to the guide included with the template itself, students may consult the following external resources to navigate specific formatting or technical questions:
- Overleaf Guides on LaTeX — Contains clear, visual tutorials on common tasks like creating tables, inserting images, and formatting mathematical equations. Use this to refresh your knowledge of LaTeX fundamentals.
- The LaTeX Wikibook — Provides detailed instructions for advanced document structuring, specialized environments, and troubleshooting layout errors. Use this resource for specialized or professional-grade formatting.
- The Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (CTAN) — Access the authoritative PDF manuals for specific packages to understand their full technical capabilities. Use this resource to explore advanced customization options for individual packages.
Accessibility Resources
As the LaTeX Project continues to develop built-in accessibility features, consult these external resources for the most up-to-date information on accessibility for LaTeX:
- Creating Accessible PDFs in LaTeX (Overleaf) - A beginner-friendly starting point
for understanding how to generate tagged PDFs and meet accessibility standards. - Official Documentation on the LaTeX Tagging Project - The official source for the
latest technical updates and documentation regarding native LaTeX accessibility
development. - LaTeX Package Compatibility - A reference page to check if specific packages are
compatible with current accessibility tagging requirements.