Masters Study Guides

There are a few ‘dos’ and ‘don’ts’, however, to which you should adhere when you are writing a personal statement for your masters degree. Let’s take a look at them.

Sourcing funding for a master’s degree might be difficult but it’s not impossible. These are our top 5 tips to help you source funding for your master’s degree.

This guide offers some tips on how to select your research methodology and what you need to consider when approaching this portion of your master’s dissertation.

To begin a master’s dissertation proposal you need to know what to include. This guide walks you through writing a master’s dissertation proposal to help you get started.

This guide will point out both the similarities and the differences between an Undergraduate and a Master’s Dissertation.

One of the most important chapters in a master’s dissertation is the literature review. Here’s our guide on how to undertake a master’s dissertation literature review on your own.

It used to be that you needed a bachelor’s degree (BA) before studying for a master’s degree (MA) but you can now go straight in to an MA.

Writing a master’s dissertation can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be, thanks to our guide on the writing process and tips on making it less stressful and more successful.

Once you have been accepted onto your master’s degree, you need to begin to think about how you will structure your time whilst you are studying.

Looking to upgrade your qualification and enhance your potential earning power by studying for a master’s at the same time as working?