Emma Taylor is an Academic Tutor specialising in Psychology and Comparative Literature. She holds a BSc degree from the University of St Andrews and MA from the University of St Andrews. With over 20 years of experience, Emma has worked as a Literacy Specialist at School Of European Culture And Languages and Lecturer in Creative Writing at De Montfort University. In addition, Emma has worked as a Web Content Writer for the last 10 years.
The ‘methodology’ chapter tells the reader exactly how the research was carried out. So, it needs to be accurate. After all, the benchmark of a ‘good methodology’ is whether or not the reader feels confident enough …
If the thought of writing a literature review fills you with dread, you’re not alone! The literature review is one of the most important parts of the dissertation, so it’s bound to cause a bit …
If you’re ready to write the conclusion, then, congratulations - the end is in sight! At last, you can begin to focus on the final stages of your dissertation. Aside from the abstract, the conclusion is …
At roughly 200 words, the abstract is the shortest part of the dissertation! Thankfully, it’s also one of the simplest to write - as long as you approach it sensibly… The cardinal rule for writing an …
Writing your dissertation introduction can be a real challenge. On the one hand, you should provide enough information to engage the reader. But, on the other, you shouldn’t overload them with too much waffle. So, how …