Publishing & Peer Review
A thesis is written to prove you did enough; an article is written so others can use your result. How to pick one question, cut the literature review to a fifth
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Many candidates spend weeks polishing slides, then stumble on the examiners’ second question. Defences and vivas are decided mostly in the questioning. How to r
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Theses rarely fall behind because of one disaster. They slip through hundreds of “busy this week” weeks. How to break a thesis into milestones, track it with a
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Proposals rarely fail because the idea is bad. They fail because the question is too broad, the method does not match it, or the plan is not feasible. The struc
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Two programmes with the same name can be completely different: one mostly taught, one mostly research; one three years, one six. How to read a programme’s struc
