Global Utilities

Academic Skills Unit

Postgraduate resources: Thesis thoughts online

 

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  • Every year in September, LUPA (the La Trobe University Postgraduate Association) invites Kate Chanock to talk to its members about writing a thesis in Humanities and Social Sciences. She's now expanded and enriched the content of that session to make a multimedia resource for students on all campuses to access any time. Kate welcomes feedback so please let her know what you think! Email her at c.chanock@latrobe.edu.au

 

 

 

Introduction

Managing your thesis

Choosing and discussing your methods

Your research proposal

The thesis as a genre

Thesis structure

Introductions and audiences

Strategies and starting points

Your literature review

Challenges of the midsection

Getting useful feedback from your supervisor

Revising your thesis

Language of the thesis

When things go wrong

Concluding your thesis

Examination

References for thesis thoughts

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