Thesis defence slides

Thesis defence slides, made from your thesis

Upload your master's or PhD thesis and say how long you have. PPTNative builds the defence: the question and why it matters, the method, the results, your contribution and the limits, in the order a committee expects.

How it works

1

Upload the thesis

PDF or Word, however long. Add a note such as “15-minute master's defence, then 10 minutes of questions”.

2

Shape the story

Approve the outline: keep the chapters that matter for the defence and cut the rest before anything is drawn.

3

Rehearse with notes

Download the .pptx. With paid credits, speaker notes say what to stress on each slide and can list likely questions.

What a defence needs

The committee's order

Question, method, results, contribution and limits: the structure examiners look for.

Your figures, whole

Charts and diagrams from the thesis are cut out whole, never cropped, and credited.

Results you can re-plot

Numbers from your tables become native charts, so a late correction is a quick Edit Data.

Ready for questions

Notes can list the questions a committee is likely to ask, with points for your answers.

Questions

How many slides does a defence need?

A common rule of thumb is about one slide a minute: 15 to 20 slides for a 20-minute defence. Set the number of slides when you create the deck, or mention the time in your note.

Can it handle a long thesis?

Yes. The whole thesis is read and the outline keeps what matters for the defence. You pay for the slides made, not for the thesis's length.

Can I defend in Chinese?

Yes. The deck can be in Chinese or English, from a thesis in either language.

Can I follow my university's template?

Upload your university's PowerPoint template or a past deck as your style: its colours, fonts, title placement and logos carry over.

Make your next deck in minutes, then make it yours.

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