Writing a dissertation can feel like an overwhelming project, but you're not alone - our dissertation writing service is here to support you with every step. Whether you're looking for a complete fully-researched dissertation or you simply need help writing a chapter or two, our UK-qualified academics can help.
Since qualified barrister Barclay Littlewood launched our company back in Nottingham, UK in 2003, we've helped more than 49,000 students with their dissertations and other academic projects.
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We continue to stand out from the many other copycat services by holding the highest quality standards. With every dissertation order, we offer fresh research and writing, produced by a UK-qualified academic that specialises in your field of study. All dissertation orders are quality checked by another independent academic and backed by originality and AI scans - our work is never reused or resold. Our dissertation writing services are also backed by a grade guarantee, and a promise that your work will always be original and on-time, or your money back.
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With a network of more than 500 professional academic writers, we have specialists across every major subject area - with many holding master’s and PhD-level qualifications. Whether you need help with a full dissertation or support with a specific section such as the literature review, methodology, data analysis, or conclusion, our experts can assist at any stage of the process.
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Completing your dissertation can be one of the most demanding parts of your academic journey. It's not unusual to feel at least a little overwhelmed by the scale and complexity of the task, unsure how to start, or stuck with writer's block and feeling a lack of inspiration.
Many students come to us because they're already balancing multiple commitments - university assignments, part-time work, or family responsibilities - and those leave little time to spend on such a major project. Others might have great ideas but struggle to get them down on paper, or find it tricky to organise their thoughts into a clear, well-structured dissertation.
You might be confident with most aspects of your dissertation but face difficulties with specific elements such as designing research methods or performing complex data analysis. Or perhaps you've completed your writing and now simply need an experienced academic to edit, refine, and polish your work to get the best possible grade.
Whatever your situation, our dissertation writing services offer you support, when and where you need it most - so that you can confidently submit a dissertation that matches your full grade potential.
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Fill in details of how we can help you with your dissertation on our order form. You can order a full dissertation or click 'change' and choose one of our other dissertation services - a proposal, chapter(s), literature review or something else. If you're not quite sure what to order, don't worry - we review all orders carefully before assigning them to a writer and we'll get in touch if there's anything that's not clear.
You can send us any notes, drafts, completed work, an existing proposal or essential sources that must be used, if you want to.
Once we are happy that we have all the information we need, we'll assign your order to a writer. This process is handled by one of our in-house academics, who will choose a writer that has appropriate qualifications in your field of study.
Because dissertations are lengthy projects with far more complexity than a regular essay, we don't assign this type of order to our newer writers. While all of our essay writers must successfully complete three test assignments before taking on customer projects, our dissertation writers all have years of proven experience producing high-quality dissertation work for us. Our careful approach to delegation ensures that your dissertation is always in experienced, capable hands.
Once your writer has completed your order, an independent academic will perform a quality check for you. This is to ensure that the work is written to standard and takes into account all of your instructions. If something is missing, we'll fix this before sending the work on to you. Our team also performs plagiarism and AI checks, to verify that the work is original and human-written. Finally, we scan against all of our past orders, to ensure the writer has not reused anything.
Your work is sent to you on or before your agreed due date, guaranteed. Then, if anything isn't quite as you expected, you have a full 7 days in which to request amendments, free of charge. No other dissertation help company offers this level of service.
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When you use our Dissertation Writing Service, you can order a full dissertation, individual chapters, specific services (such as data analysis), editing, marking, or any other dissertation help you require. We can also assist with thesis writing and editing projects at PhD level.
If ordering a complete dissertation, you can let us know the structure you would like, or leave this choice to your expert. A typical dissertation structure might include:
The abstract is a brief summary of your entire dissertation, usually about 200 - 300 words in length. It clearly sets out your aims, methods, key findings, and conclusions, giving the reader an overview of your research.
The introduction states the aims, purpose, and objectives of your research. UKEssays can help you capture the reader's attention, introducing your dissertation topic effectively and explaining why you chose it.
The literature review identifies and critically evaluates previous research on your chosen topic. With our help, you can examine published journal articles, books, and other relevant sources to highlight key themes and identify research gaps in your area of study.
Many dissertations are entirely literature-based - if you require only a standalone literature review, please order our literature review writing service.
The methodology chapter is essential, explaining what you aim to discover and how you intend to achieve it. It outlines your research approach, chosen methods, sampling strategy, and data analysis procedures. UKEssays can help you justify your methodological choices, ensuring they clearly align with your research aims.
If you're unsure about which research methods are most suitable, your writer can review your topic and suggest the appropriate methodology for your dissertation.
The results chapter is essential if your dissertation involves data collection. It presents your findings clearly, often using tables, charts, or figures to illustrate key themes or answer specific research questions.
This chapter also includes any statistical analyses, showing the significance of your findings. Our dissertation specialists are skilled in statistical software such as SPSS and STATA, ready to assist you with data analysis. You can also order this type of dissertation assistance separately rather than requesting a full dissertation, if required.
The discussion chapter compares your findings with existing research, highlighting what your results mean and their implications for future research or professional practice. UKEssays can help you interpret whether your results confirm or challenge previous studies, discuss new insights, and suggest how your research impacts policies or practices.
The conclusion typically accounts for around 10% of your total word count. With UKEssays' guidance, you'll learn to concisely summarise your research process, key findings, and recommendations, delivering a strong final impression.
We also provide additional support tailored to your needs. Dissertations often require research instruments such as interview questions or questionnaires - our expert writers can design these for you, streamlining your research process.
For further information on how our dissertation service works, please visit our FAQs section below.
You can view dissertation examples produced by our UK-qualified academic writers in different fields of study below.
Start by choosing a clear research topic, formulating your aims, and creating an outline. Then conduct your literature review, select your methodology, collect and analyse your data, and finish by writing your results, discussion, and conclusion chapters.
Plan carefully, create a detailed outline, and maintain regular writing habits. Focusing clearly on your research question and working steadily each day will help you write your dissertation more efficiently.
Typically, it takes students 3–6 months to write an undergraduate dissertation and 6–12 months for a master's dissertation, though timelines can vary depending on your subject and research complexity. Our academics can produce a fully-researched original dissertation in far shorter time periods due to their experience and expertise.
Undergraduate dissertations usually range from 8,000–12,000 words, master's dissertations from 12,000–20,000 words, and doctoral dissertations (PhD) often exceed 50,000 words. The required word count can vary, depending on your university and course. Please check your university's guidance for the required word count.
Choose an original topic, demonstrate critical thinking, carefully analyse existing research, justify your methodology clearly, and present your findings logically. Excellent structure, writing clarity, and referencing accuracy are essential. Depth of research and breadth of sources is also important for a first class grade.
An abstract summarises your entire dissertation in about 200 - 300 words. Clearly state your research aims, methods, key findings, and main conclusions.
Your introduction should do four things:
In short, the introduction needs to make your reader understand why your research matters.
Organise your literature review around clear themes, critically compare the existing research, and highlight gaps your dissertation will address - areas that have received limited attention or unresolved debates. These gaps define your research focus and position your dissertation within current academic debates. We can write a standard literature review or a systematic literature review for you, as a basis for the rest of your research.
An abstract summarises your entire dissertation concisely. An introduction provides detailed background information, the research context, and sets the direction for the rest of your dissertation.
Typically, 20 – 40 relevant academic sources are expected for undergraduate dissertations, and potentially more for postgraduate research. Quality and relevance matter more than quantity.
Choose your method based on what you want to find out. If you want to explore people's opinions or experiences in depth, use qualitative methods (e.g., interviews or focus groups). If you're measuring something or testing ideas with numbers, choose quantitative methods (e.g., surveys or experiments). If you're only reviewing existing research from books, journals, or other published sources, you'll use a literature-based method, sometimes called secondary research.
Yes, recommendations show you've considered how your findings can be applied practically or explored further in future research. If you have several recommendations or they require detailed explanation, it's usually clearer to place them in a separate 'Recommendations' section following your conclusion.
Clearly describe how and why you selected your sources, how data was collected, and the criteria used for analysing the existing research.
Detail your systematic approach for selecting studies, including inclusion/exclusion criteria, search strategies, and analytical methods. See our systematic literature review page for more help including a free template.
Clearly display findings using tables, graphs, or charts where appropriate, organising them according to research questions or themes.
Connect your findings to your research objectives, critically analyse their meaning, and discuss implications for theory, practice, or further research. Acknowledge any limitations.
Summarise your main findings, directly answer your research questions, and briefly mention implications, limitations, and recommendations for future research. Don't include any new findings in this section.
Describe your chosen research design, justify your selection, outline your methods of data collection and analysis, and discuss ethical considerations.
The discussion interprets your findings and places them in context, while the conclusion succinctly summarises key findings and highlights implications and recommendations.
Clearly outline your research topic, objectives, literature overview, proposed methodology, and expected outcomes to show your research's significance.
A theoretical framework defines the concepts and theories underpinning your research. Clearly describe your chosen theories and how they guide your study.
Typically, it takes students 1–4 weeks to write a proposal. This often depends on the level of detail your proposal requires and the complexity of your research. Our UK-qualified academics can write a proposal for you in less time, due to their experience and expertise.
Clearly state your research aim (overall purpose) and objectives (specific, measurable outcomes), ensuring they're realistic and achievable within your dissertation.
Briefly thank individuals who provided significant support or guidance during your research, including supervisors, friends, or family. This is an optional section - you don't have to include it.
Choose a concise and descriptive title clearly indicating your dissertation's main subject, scope, and sometimes the methodology or key focus. If you're struggling with your dissertation title and overall topic, we have an affordable 'topics with titles' service.
In the UK, a dissertation typically refers to a final project completed at undergraduate or master's level, while a thesis usually describes the extensive research project required for a PhD.
PhD theses typically have more than 50,000 words and involve original research, whereas dissertations at undergraduate or master's level are shorter (8,000–20,000 words) and may include less extensive original research. In the UK, your master's dissertation can serve as a foundation or starting point for further PhD research (your thesis).
In the UK, a dissertation usually refers to undergraduate or master's projects, while a thesis is associated with a PhD. However, in the US and some other countries, it's the opposite: a thesis is generally for master's degrees, and a dissertation refers to PhD-level research.
Whatever dissertation assistance you order, we'll assign you a UK-qualified researcher who is a subject specialist in your field of study. Your order will always be human-written and plagiarism-free, with originality reports provided on delivery.
Seek help early by talking to your supervisor, academic support services, or friends. Break down the work into manageable steps and don't hesitate to use available university resources. You can also contact us for help with any dissertation assistance at all, no matter how large or small the task.
Check out the UK Essays Support pages, where you can get answers to our most Frequently Asked Questions about our services, orders and other important information about the expertise you can tap into.
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We offer a range of dissertation assistance services for you to choose from. If you can't decide on a topic that you want to write about, or if you're struggling to come up with an eye-catching title, we're here to help - just check out our 'Topics with Titles' service! Alternatively, we can help you to write an in-depth literature review for any grade or degree level. We can even provide you with a proposal if you need one!
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