Succeeding with your Master's Dissertation is a thorough and
comprehensive guide for postgraduate dissertation students. Now in
its fifth edition, it offers clear, straightforward and practical
support for each stage of the master's dissertation. Brimming with
examples of good practice, to help students to reach their full
potential, this fully updated and revised edition takes students
through the entire writing process, from start to finish, from
proposal to submission. Featuring detailed guidance on how to:
*Clarify your research objectives *Produce a research proposal
*Complete each chapter of a traditional dissertation: Introduction,
Literature Review, Research Methods, Findings, and Conclusion
*Reference sources *Add a professional touch *Prepare for a viva
This is essential reading for social science students of all
disciplines. Additional, tailored advice is provided on: *Writing
about theory and practice *Critiquing what you have created
*Completing a systematic review I first became aware of John's work
on how to undertake your MSc when he came to give a presentation on
this subject to our cohort of MSc students. I loved his methodology
and practical advice. I bought this book and since then have tried
to apply its advice to the MSc students I supervise and others I
have tried to help. Buy it, it will help you - it's worth every
penny. Dr Mario Antonioletti, EPCC, The University of Edinburgh, UK
In this book John Biggam, offers a clear background on why a
dissertation is a standard part of many Masters programmes, and
provides a user-friendly approach to planning and writing large
pieces of work. Pragmatic advice and guidance on good practise will
help students to keep on track with their dissertation, and avoid
common errors. The book is written in a reassuring way which should
be applicable to students across disciplines. Donna Murray, Head of
Taught Student Development, The University of Edinburgh, UK
Biggam's book, now in its fifth edition, is the go-to guide to
researching and producing a Master's dissertation. Taking a
practical, skills-based yet scholarly approach, it is current,
comprehensive and rigorous. Standout content includes sections on
common mistakes made by students, useful templates and a unique
chapter on Dissertations by Practice, making it an instructive
resource for students of the social sciences and humanities alike.
Dr Kate Daniels, Senior Teaching Officer in Academic Training &
Development for International Students, University of Cambridge, UK
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