Course Details

1. Apply the methodology needed for collecting the data that is necessary for the composition of the dissertation.
2. Register and substantiate the research findings.
3. Discuss the research findings and compare them with similar results, come to conclusions and make suggestions concerning the subject of the dissertation.
4. Compose the dissertation according to the given recommendations.
5. Support the dissertation in front of an evaluation committee.

·         Planning your dissertation: The literature review, Research methods, findings, conclusions and appendices

·         Organising your thinking: Developing consistent arguments, Using evidence (Describing it, Drawing inferences, Creating causal connections)

·         Using Language (Clarity, Consistency)

·         Writing the dissertation (Simplicity and economy)

·          Referencing and bibliographies

·         Editing: The Structure, The Content

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• Greetham, B. (2009). How to write your undergraduate dissertation. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
• Cottrell, S. (2011). Critical thinking skills. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.