… For this, you should finish and get your thesis published not only for intrinsic and extrinsic
motives including employment opportunities, career advancement, academic pressure and …

… finally how to write a captivating and professional dissertation. It remained an indispensable
reference source to me for years, long after I had defended and published my thesis. When I …

… an academic, publishing your thesis is not always the most productive and career-enhancing
use of your … for one purpose into a form that suits an entirely different purpose you may be …

… So you have decided to try and get your thesis published, but in what type of publication? In
Box … We also recommend publishing your draft work in a widely circulated discussion paper …

… Since the first edition of this book was published in 2002, things have changed. It is now … ,
gradually establishing what type of thesis it is that you are writing. Writing your thesis with these …

… university once asked me to report on a request for financial assistance to publish a thesis
as a book. It had around thirty chapters! The simple and coherent structure discussed above …

… these pressures and simply write. First published nearly twenty years ago, Writing for Social
… beginning students to published authors. Becker’s message is clear: in order to learn how to …

… State your hypothesis clearly, ensuring that it is both reasonable and testable. Keep meticulous
records and write up rough drafts of your work as you go along. Begin writing your thesis …

… Even if a university does not publish an equivalent document and expects their PhD students
to pick up an understanding of novelty during mandatory PhD workshops or by osmosis, it …

… In this editorial I encourage honours, masters and doctoral students to publish their thesis
work. A thesis is usually a scientist's first research project and often forms the basis for their first …