Writing a Watertight Thesis: Structure, Demystification and Defence 2nd edition [Kõva köide]

A matchless guide to undertaking a doctorate that charts the doctoral journey with the voice of experience and demystifies the arcane. This impressively accessible commentary constitutes an essential primer for any doctoral aspirant seeking to create a watertight thesis and keep the venture afloat on an even keel. * Simon Clarke, Doctor of Education Course Coordinator, Graduate School of Education, The University of Western Australia, Australia * I strongly suggest that doctoral students read Writing a Watertight Thesis. The wisdom and the experience of the authors helped me, a beginning researcher, to write a watertight thesis, leading me to a successful research and writing career. * Chang Junyue, Professor and Vice President of Foreign Languages, Dalian University, China * The authors provide valuable guidance on questions doctoral candidates might ask and the roles that mentors might play to demystify the thesis/dissertation process. Through examinations of concurrent and consecutive curricular models for graduate studies, student-mentor relationships, and qualifications frameworks across nations, this text would well support the readers research journey. * David L. Stoloff, Ph.D., Professor, Educational Technology and the Social Foundations of Education, Eastern Connecticut State University, USA * Producing a doctoral thesis which will satisfy examiners is a challenging task. This new edition continues with the idea of writing a watertight thesis by examining the notion of originality to make this goal less daunting and indeed the book succeeds in making all the tacit processes associated with doctoral success clear and explicit. It will prove invaluable to both students and supervisors. * Jeremy Wellington, Retired Professor in the School of Education, Sheffield University, UK *