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Any university will have a copy of every dissertation and thesis submitted by former students at that institution. They are usually held in a specific area of the library. If you cant find them, ask one of the library staff where they are.
I (as well as me, my or mine and myself in the other cases) can usually be used, however, when referring specifically to yourself as the author of the thesis (e.g., I circulated the questionnaire, I detected in the results and I discovered a striking difference).
Dissertations and theses may be considered scholarly sources since a dissertation committee of scholars closely supervises them, are directed at an academic audience, are extensively researched, follow research methodology, and are cited in other scholarly work.
Universities generally now require that e-versions of doctoral theses are deposited in their online repositories and made available as open access. This is also a requirement of many funders.
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