Your dissertation is not complete until you do a round of editing and proofreading! Why does this matter? Read on to find out.

In this article, we shall discuss how students should choose a topic for a dissertation at the undergraduate and the postgraduate level. When exposed to a variety of topics, students often get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information they’re exposed to and may struggle…

Undoubtedly, the paradigm of open access publishing has made a tangible impact on the scientific and academic publishing world. This open-access model enables researchers and publishers to publish and access the research articles without any subscription fees or limitations. In the same vein, the readers…

Writing for the web is different than writing for a print audience. Understand this rule above all else, and your copy—whether in blog posts, landing pages, or product pages—will be successful. Behind this difference is the screen size of your devices and user behavior on…

A dissertation is not done in a vacuum; it builds on the foundation of research that has already been carried out in your field. So it’s important to contextualize your research and situate it within a larger body of knowledge. This is precisely what a…

If you start your dissertation directly with an introduction, it’ll be like throwing your readers into a battlefield in which they have no idea who the enemy is or who they’re fighting. That’s where the table of contents comes into the picture. It is an…

An abstract is an important part of your thesis. It’s presented in the beginning of your thesis and is the first substantive description of your work. Think of an abstract as the first impression of your work, which automatically makes it important as it conveys…