The Brazilian Guide to Publishing your Dissertation.



The publication of the dissertation in Brazil is a significant measure in transforming academic work into a productive scholarship. Although doing a thesis is a big accomplishment, its realism is realized when it is distributed to a broader audience via journals, books or digital systems.


The institutions that influence the process in Brazil include CAPES, which establishes the standards of research and classifies journals and CNPq, which promotes academic production. The dissertations are also required to be deposited in institutional repositories in most universities making them accessible.


Researchers need to select the appropriate format in order to publish. The most frequent ones are journal articles, which provide global coverage, whereas books or monographs are most suitable in humanities studies. Much more reaches are achieved by, among other platforms, the open-access publication of platforms such as SciELO.


Dissertations require revision prior to submission; content must be reduced, key findings emphasized and the dissertation made to fit the journal specifications. Relevance and ranking of journals is very beneficial in terms of increased chances of acceptance.


It is imperative to be persistent because peer review may be tough. International visibility can also be increased by publishing in English.


Finally, to be published successfully, you need to be strategic, clear and consistent- to ensure that your research does not just rest in the shelves of the academic world but it also adds value to the knowledge of the world.

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