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What is a dissertation

A dissertation (sometimes called a 'thesis') is a document that presents the author's research and findings and is submitted in support of candidature for a degree or professional qualification. In the UK, we usually use the term thesis when we are talking about a dissertation written for Ph.D. (doctoral) or M.Phil. level - we use 'dissertation' to refer to the research project required for an undergraduate or Masters-level degree (although it is not always required for the completion of such degrees).

In the US, the term "dissertation" usually refers to the major part of the student's total time spent (along with two or three years of classes), and may take years of full-time work to complete. At some universities in the States, dissertation is the term for the required submission for the doctorate, and thesis refers only to the master's degree requirement. Elsewhere, the word thesis is used for both. Graduate students in many programs throughout the US are either required to write a thesis at the end of their studies or take a "thesis track" leading to graduation. Students who opt for the thesis route often are seeking to continue on for doctorates or are seeking employment where such an experience is value.

Top dissertation writing tips

Make sure you check all the requirements before you start.

• What is the exact submission date?
  
• What is the word limit?
  
• Are there separate deadlines for particular sections e.g. the literature review?
  
• How is it to be presented?
  
• What are the guidelines about formatting?
  
• What kind of tutorial support will you be given?

Plan to write regularly; stick to your plan.

Although it's difficult to switch in and out of writing mode, it's better to write little and often rather than plan to spend an entire day or weekend writing and never get started. It's a simple fact that small tasks are less daunting - you're more likely to stick to the plan of writing a small amount each day than the plan to spend huge amounts of time doing it.

Make a time plan and stick to it.

You need to work out at the beginning how long it will take you. But you may need to revise your plan as needed if you don't meet your deadlines. Be realistic and add in more time than you will really need to do things - that way, you won't feel like you've let yourself down if you have to deviate to meet other commitments.

Write up a section as soon as it is ready

You don't have to write the sections of your dissertation in any particular order but don't leave the whole lot in note form to write up when you're done - again, it's too daunting and you won't feel like doing it.

Stop at a point when you could go on.

This comes back to writing for short periods of time. Just make some quick notes about the next points you will make. This makes it easier to settle back down to writing next time.

You say where, you say when...

Decide where and when it is best for you to write and try to capitalise on this. Okay this is basic stuff, but writing in a room surrounded by children, dogs, cats, birds, the TV and the neighbour's hamster is not going to be easy. Find somewhere that you have your own peace.

Writer's Block

If you get writer's block, you can do two things. 1. Jot down ideas, notes, drawings, diagrams - just brainstorm stuff for when you're in a better frame of mind. Go for a walk. Take a notepad. Write down anything that comes into your head. 2. Do some of the menial tasks like organising your work, spell / grammar checking, contents page, referencing. It all needs doing so you may as well do it when you can't face doing anything else.

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Accounting Dissertations

• Accounting Dissertation Example - International Banking - International banking is increasingly vital for every country in order to create an image for itself in the international finance market. Alongside, the increase in globalisation and the upsurge in outsourcing by multinational companies in the west have created a lot of opportunities for growth in the Middle East and Far Eastern countries. This apparently requires a strong internationally stable financial organization to conduct transactions across the globe without any errors (i.e.) 100% accuracy. Read more...

• Accounting Dissertation Example - International Financial Reporting Standards - The adoption of international financial reporting standards across the European Union from 1st January 2005 is one of the biggest events in the accounting history. This is especially important after the capital markets were rocked by some big accounting frauds in recent years. In the first phase, 7000-plus listed European companies will have to implement new financial reporting standards from January 2005 (Fuller, Jan 2005). Read more...

Business Dissertations

• Business Dissertation Example - Employee Development - Skills of employees are broken down into two main headings, hard (technical) that allow them to perform the tasks that make up the role, and soft skills that encourage interactions, with colleagues, peers and customers. This paper has concluded that both skills need to be present to gain the most from the customer relationship, although soft skills will increase the benefit of hard skills, they allow the communication of technical skills. Read more...

Finance Dissertations

• Finance Dissertation Example - Corporate Payout Policy - The market system in the UK and the US has emphasized the role of the stock market in the Anglo-American capitalist system. Shares and bonds have become very common tools of investment in the capital system. Investors buy shares and bonds in the hope of getting capital gains plus income from their investments. Read more...

Law Dissertations

• Law Dissertation Example - Creditors’ Interests - It is firmly established that directors owe duties to their companies as a whole but not to any individual members or other persons, such as creditors. However, in certain circumstances it has become established in English law, that directors in discharging their duties to their companies must take into account the interests of creditors, on the basis that the interests of their companies encompass the interests of the companies’ creditors. Read more...

Management Dissertations

• Management Dissertation Example - Organisational Life - There is a primary purpose of organisations in the context of fulfilling certain individual goals. Northcraft and Neale (1990, p.5) say that people come together and form organisations because organisations can accomplish things that are beyond the reach of individuals. They come together to accomplish what each individual cannot accomplish alone. Read more...

Marketing Dissertations

• Marketing Dissertation Example - International Marketing - The past twenty years has seen an unprecedented internationalisation of business and growth of multinational organisations.  Some analysts credit these large multinational firms with more economic impact than many nation states.  This has greatly changed the way marketing is done.  Global markets are extremely difficult to define, and variables significantly more complex and diverse. Read more...

Nursing Dissertations

• Nurtsing Dissertation Example - The N.H.S Support Worker - We consider the background and political pressures that make role expansion desirable and possible. We also consider the implications of expansion in the NHS on both a professional and practical level. The issues are discussed in both specific and general terms. We illustrate three types of role expansion by reference to specific professional examples. One example is of the expansion from a caring role to that of the specialist provider, the second can be considered an example of role extension within a professional setting and the third is a natural expansion of the role which is required as technology and practice evolve. Read more...

Psychology Dissertations

• Psychology Dissertation Example - The Birth of Psychoanalysis - This thesis returns to the original case histories that Freud wrote on the patients he treated for hysteria. Here in these early works, the beginnings of psychoanalytical theory take shape in the acceptance of purely psychological theories of hysteria. Catharsis leads to the first inklings of repression which requires the use of free association, which again leads into Freud's attempt to explain the strange neuroses he sees through seduction theory, which is again transformed as his thinking moves on. Read more...

Sociology Dissertations

• Sociology Dissertation Example - Analyzing and Defining Gangs - Popular perceptions of gang activity are often based on sensationalized images created in the media.  They vary from dramatic reports of “gangland” shootings to images of young men terrorizing the local neighborhood.  Indeed, there are elements of gang culture that are criminal and threatening for the local population; however, gang culture is so complex that a single definition has yet to be agreed upon by social scientists.  The primary issue of controversy is whether criminality is a central and causal. Read more...