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A modern thesis template for University of Milano-Bicocca (UNIMIB) students using the Typst typesetting system.

Features

  • Clean, modern design
  • Simple configuration
  • Support for multiple supervisors
  • Customizable cover page with university logo
  • Written in Typst (a modern alternative to LaTeX)

Requirements

  • Typst (v0.3.0 or newer)

Installation

  1. Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/michelebanfi/unimib-typst-template.git
cd modern-unimib-thesis
  1. Make sure you have Typst installed. Visit Typst’s official website for installation instructions.

Usage

  1. Create a new file thesis.typ in the project directory.

  2. Import the template and configure it with your information:

#import "@preview/modern-unimib-thesis:0.1.0": template

#template(
  title: "Higher Order Quantum Theory, the \"Double-Ket\" notation",
  candidate:(
    name: "Michelino Banfi",
    number: "869294"
  ),
  date: "2024/2025",
  university: "Universitá degli studi Milano - Bicocca",
  school: "Scuola di Scienze",
  department: "Dipartimento di Fisica",
  course: "Master Degree in Artificial Intelligence for Science and Technology",
  logo: image("logo_unimib.png", width: 30%),
  supervisor: "Prof. Luca Manzi",
  co-supervisor: ("Saira Sanchez", "Prof. Annalisa Di Pasquali")
)

= Introduction

Your thesis content goes here...

= Chapter One

More content...
  1. Compile your thesis:
typst compile thesis.typ

Customization

The template accepts the following parameters:

  • title: The title of your thesis
  • candidate: A dictionary containing name and number (matriculation number)
  • supervisor: Name of your primary supervisor
  • co-supervisor: Array of names of co-supervisors
  • department: Your department name
  • university: University name
  • school: School or faculty name
  • course: Degree program name
  • date: Academic year
  • logo: University logo (as an image, PDF not supported as stated by the Typst documentation)

License

MIT License

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.