Inside Track to Writing Dissertations and Theses

by Neil Murray, David Beglar

 

Successful Dissertation Writing guides students through the involved process of writing an academic dissertation, developing their ability to communicate ideas and research fluently and successfully.

From conducting research, working with a supervisor, understanding and avoiding plagiarism, right through to using feedback and editing to improve the written piece, it will help students master the more technical elements of producing well-written academic work.

 

Genres: Research, Nonfiction

451 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Helene Harrison · Rating 3 out of 5]

Review - This would be an excellent guide for those writing their very first dissertation, though not as helpful for those who are on their second or third, as I found it quite basic. It does help if swapping between disciplines, for example, I switched from History to Library Management, so it is helpful in understanding different ways of writing theses. History is very essay-based so the how to write section was handy, whereas Library Management is more data based, so I found the sections on how to collect and analyse data more helpful.

General Subject/s? - Eduction / Learning / Study / Dissertations

Recommend? – Yes

Rating - 16/20