No doubt you have been given numerous guides on how to write your dissertation, how many source you should be looking for and in what tone you should be writing down your research and evaluation/conclusions for your reader, but how do you actually structure your dissertation?  Do you really know if the rationale comes before the methodology?  This short article identifies the main structure that colleges and universities (more…)

How long should your dissertation take? The answer: not as long as you think. Most of the time academics confuse time with quality. When a project takes a long time, it’s almost always believed to be more valuable than one completed more quickly.

This belief becomes very obvious in the dissertation process. It is widely accepted that it might take one, two, (or more) years to craft, execute, and analyze a di (more…)

Writing Dissertation isn’t an easy task to do especially when you have reason for not to do it. But well we all have to do it…like it or not; but we have to. So regardless of what stage you are at in completing your thesis or dissertation for instance (more…)

The relationship you have with your dissertation advisor is important, both in terms of your professional development, and in terms of how easy (or difficult) the dissertation process is for you.

A good advisor will support you to grow as a scholar, while helping you navigate the dissertation process so you can complete easily. This doesn’t mean a good advisor accepts low quality work or bypasses the process. (more…)

Before you sit down to write you have ideas, a plan of the spirit and true understanding of communicating. Who comes to reading whatever you can get your hands on about you. How much? Well, I ‘d feel a little insecure writing anything until I ‘d digested and understood anywhere from one to two dozen solid references. I ‘d probably have looked at skimmed or 50 to 100, but not all of them end up specific reference. Many have no e (more…)