In simple terms
Build the academic structure used by submissions, filters and repository reports.
How to use this guide
Read the explanation first, follow the steps in order, then check the common mistakes and troubleshooting notes before asking support. The goal is to help non-technical users understand both what to do and why it matters.
Before you start
- Confirm you are using the right institution, role, record, or public page before making a change.
- Keep official names, departments, titles, years, emails, and file details consistent.
- When you are unsure, stop and contact the repository team instead of publishing incorrect information.
Step-by-step guide
Complete each step carefully. Do not skip a step simply because the page appears to have saved; repository records depend on correct metadata, policy, and review history.
- List all faculties and departments from official records.
- Use consistent names and spellings.
- Add programmes only where programme-level tracking is needed.
- Review the structure before student submission begins.
- Update public filters after major academic changes.
Important notes
- Clean structure improves search and reporting.
- Avoid duplicate department names.
How to confirm the task is complete
- The page, record, or setting opens without an error.
- The visible information matches the official institution or repository record.
- Any review, access, or publication decision has a clear note or traceable history.
- A public visitor can understand the record without needing private dashboard context.
When to ask for help
Contact the repository team when a record belongs to the wrong institution, a file opens incorrectly, a user cannot access the correct workflow, or the guide does not match the screen you are seeing.