You’ve written up some of your literature review. However, it’s a mess. The structure is all over the place and the more you try to fix it, the messier it gets. Fear not! I have a 5-step process to get you out of trouble!

If you’re drawing a complete blank when you sit down to work on your thesis, if writer’s block is driving you mad, you need to read this blogpost!

Are you getting in your own way when it comes to your dissertation? Here’s how to get out of it!

If you’ve ever said to yourself, “I can’t write academically!”, then you need to read this blogpost. It’s easier than you think, and I’ll show you how!

Not sure what to write in your introduction chapter, or how to structure it? Let me walk you through that in this blogpost!

“I’ll be happy when I’ve finished my dissertation!”. If you’ve said this to yourself lately, you need to read this blogpost!

The best social science dissertation titles contain people, an issue or interest, and a context.

Conceptual framework. As a postgraduate, you’ll certainly be using one. But, what is it? Where does it go in your dissertation?

How should you structure your methodology chapter in your postgraduate social sciences dissertation? Use these six key headings to get started: context; sampling; data collection; data analysis; ethical considerations; changes and reflections.

By the time you get to the conclusion chapter of your dissertation, you’re probably sick of it! But, take the time to plan and structure it well, and you’ll leave a great impression on the person marking it!

Learn about the six key things you need for an incredible Introduction chapter in your dissertation.

I’ve been marking – or grading – dissertation literature reviews for the last 20 years, and there are some common mistakes I see all the time. In this post, I’m going to tell you about them, and how you can avoid them!

You’ve done a thorough, critical analysis of loads of academic literature. You’ve got reams and reams of notes! But how do you write this all up? In this post, I share how to structure your literature review using themes.

How do you know when you can stop reviewing the literature for your essay or dissertation? When you can demonstrate these six things …