Building the PhD Thesis: structure and production

If you're a new PhD student and you need help with developing your thesis structure, layout, and guidance on making progress with the production of the dissertation this is for you.

If you've almost finished, or you have excellent supervision and support then you've probably already got this covered - but if not this could be the guide you need.

The image above shows you the contents the guide. You'll be able to simply click on these and read a short and easy to follow guide on each topic. We start with the title and table of contents, and then work our way through the literature review guide, methods development, and info on referencing, ethics, and chapter structure.

The guide is held on a Notion site and when you purchase the guide you'll be given a link to view and duplicate the Notion site.

When you're in Notion you'll see a 'duplicate button' on the top right hand side and then you'll have your own version of the guide saved. You can then modify it, add notes, and use it as your very own template or guide for the dissertation.

There are 14 sections to this guide - each one is around a page in length, easy to read and action. The aim is for a practical and straightforward approach here.

I hope it's useful to you. If you try it and it's not for you - that's fine - there's a full refund offer.

I wrote the guide to help my own students get started with their projects.