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Q. How can I find previous / example dissertations?
We keep a limited selection of undergraduate student dissertations, taught postgraduate student dissertations and MPhils in electronic form. These are available on our website here: Dissertations@Portsmouth .
Bibliographic details and abstracts are available to all. Downloads of full-text dissertations are restricted to University of Portsmouth members who must login. MPhils may be accessed by all.
All dissertations held were awarded 2:1 and above for Undergraduate and 60% or above for Postgraduate Taught courses. All MPhils are included if the department has submitted them to us.
If there are no dissertations listed for a particular subject or course, it is because that department did not send any to us for inclusion. You should enquire with your department whether any examples are available from them directly.
More information about our dissertation collection can be found here: Dissertation Collection Policies and Procedures .
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PhD awards for published researchers
Explore how you can turn your existing peer reviewed research publications into a PhD qualification
What is a PhD by publication?
A PhD by publication is a postgraduate research degree that's based on research you've already undertaken and had published (excluding self-publishing) before registering with us.
Depending on the subject area, peer reviewed academic papers, complete books, chapters in anthologies, or equivalent materials accepted for publication, exhibited or performed may be eligibl e. You'll have to submit these materials for examination between 6–12 months after registering with us.
These materials will be accompanied by a commentary of 5,000–10,000 words, which outlines your work's coherence, significance and contribution to knowledge, and you'll be examined through an oral defence of your research, known as a viva voce. Applicants must have held a first or higher degree from a UK higher education institute – or a recognised equivalent non-UK degree of the same standard – for at least 5 years.
Once you've been awarded a PhD by publication, you'll be in a great position to move onto further research or to use your new postgraduate qualification to progress your career.
The cost of getting a PhD by publication in most of our subject areas is £4,500 for external candidates – check your research subject area page for more details.
How to apply
To be considered for a PhD by publication, you'll need to have held an undergraduate or postgraduate degree – awarded either by a UK higher education institute or a recognised non-UK equivalent – for at least 5 years.
To apply you'll need:
- A CV and the names of two referees
- A title of the proposed PhD
- A listing of the published work on which the application is based
- A statement of not more than 1000 words setting out your view of the nature and significance of the work submitted
Apply from the relevant subject area page .
If your application is successful, you'll need to submit the already-published materials – those that you wish to be considered as part of your PhD by publication award – between 6–12 months after registering with us.
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The growth of norfolk naval air station and the norfolk-portsmouth metropolitan area economy in the twentieth century.
Ira R. Hanna , Old Dominion University
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Spring 1967
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Ralph F. de Bedte
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Peter C. Stewart
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Special Collections LD4331.H47 H366
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An IoT Forensic Framework based on DNA, a Hybrid Forensic Server and Confidence Value Models
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Student thesis : Doctoral Thesis
| Date of Award | 4 Jul 2022 |
|---|---|
| Original language | English |
| Awarding Institution | |
| Supervisor | (Supervisor), (Supervisor) & Benjamin Yowell Yousif Aziz (Supervisor) |
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Downloads of full-text dissertations are restricted to University of Portsmouth members who must login. MPhils may be accessed by all. MPhils may be accessed by all. The University Library maintains a limited selection of undergraduate student dissertations, taught postgraduate student dissertations and MPhils in electronic form.
University of Portsmouth. These websites allow you to view past dissertations and theses. In most cases, they allow you to download the full-text version. Undergraduate dissertations, Postgraduate Taught dissertations and MPhils written by Portsmouth students. ( Note: full text available only to members of the University of Portsmouth)
The Impact of Chronic Kidney Disease and Renal Replacement Therapy on Physical and Mental Well-being in Adults with End-stage Kidney Disease Author: Antoun, J., 11 Aug 2023 Supervisor: Saynor, Z. (Supervisor), Shepherd, A. (Supervisor) & Corbett, J. (Supervisor) Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
University of Portsmouth Library - Electronic and printed theses. Login to access services restricted to University members including off-campus passwords, edissertations and interlibrary loans. We offer a range of ways to help you. From chat, email and phone to bookable appointments with a librarian. Our referencing page helps you reference ...
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The University recognises that the pandemic is likely to have had multiple impacts on the type and quantity of Postgraduate Research (PGR) students' work, as well as on their mental health and well-being. Any PGR student affected by the pandemic who submits a thesis may include a Covid-19 impact statement as described in the document below.
Barnes (1995, p. 117) offers a possible sequence of activities to produce a dissertation: Decide on a topic that interests you. Try several working titles. Formulate your main research question and working title. Discuss the ethics and methodology of your research with a lecturer. Set up the project; making appointments to interview (if ...
Downloads of full-text dissertations are restricted to University of Portsmouth members who must login. MPhils may be accessed by all. All dissertations held were awarded 2:1 and above for Undergraduate and 60% or above for Postgraduate Taught courses. All MPhils are included if the department has submitted them to us.
Dissertations Advanced Search. Login to access services restricted to University members including off-campus passwords, edissertations and interlibrary loans. We offer a range of ways to help you. From chat, email and phone to bookable appointments with a librarian. Our referencing page helps you reference sources correctly with guidance for ...
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1805 Student theses 1137 Datasets ... Portsmouth Research Portal showcases University of Portsmouth teaching and research personnel, our projects, outputs and outcomes. It provides a publicly accessible, fully searchable and navigable interface, with information drawn directly from the University's Current Research Information System, Pure. ...
The Operational Handbook for Research Degrees provides a useful overview of the regulations, guidance and support available for research degree students and their supervisors. The Regulations for Research Degrees is the definitive document used for Postgraduate student matters and should be referred to for any clarification. The Research ...
The University of Portsmouth Graduate School is home to a community of more than 1,000 research degree students across our 5 faculties. Whether you're studying for a PhD, MPhil, MRes, MD, Professional Doctorate or PhD by Publication, the Graduate School can help you through every aspect of your research degree, from admission, registration, submission of your thesis, to your viva voce examination.
To be considered for a PhD by publication, you'll need to have held an undergraduate or postgraduate degree - awarded either by a UK higher education institute or a recognised non-UK equivalent - for at least 5 years. To apply you'll need: A CV and the names of two referees. A title of the proposed PhD. A listing of the published work on ...
I understand that work deposited in the University of Portsmouth Library will be accessible to a wide variety of people and institutions - including automated agents - via the University's Institutional Repository. In addition, an electronic copy of my thesis may also be included in the British Library Electronic Theses On-line System (EThOS).
Dissertations Listings Page. Login to access services restricted to University members including off-campus passwords, edissertations and interlibrary loans. We offer a range of ways to help you. From chat, email and phone to bookable appointments with a librarian. Our referencing page helps you reference sources correctly with guidance for an ...
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University of Portsmouth Dissertation Printing - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. - Writing a dissertation is one of the most challenging tasks for students, requiring extensive research, analysis, and writing skills, with the pressure to produce original work. - Every step of the dissertation process, from selecting a topic to conducting research and ...
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"The Growth of Norfolk Naval Air Station and the Norfolk-Portsmouth Metropolitan Area Economy in the Twentieth Century" (1967). Master of Arts (MA), Thesis, History, Old Dominion University, DOI: 10.25777/1hgd-d994
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Dissertations and Theses. −. • Example Dissertation Cover and Declaration. (pdf file 260 kb) This is an example of what information you need to include in your cover page and declaration page. • Dissertation Cover and Declaration Form. (docx file 109 kb) Download this form and attach it to your dissertation. If you have received a 2:1 and ...