An explanation of why a dissertation should not remain in a university archive.

 Each year, universities around the world have thousands of dissertations with valuable research and new findings. Unfortunately, after submission a large portion of these works are not read. Over the years, so much effort is invested in producing a product and then it becomes a one-time academic requirement without a lasting effect or visibility.


A dissertation is a degree, but it's much more. It is a sign of hard work, reasoning skills and the ability to add new ideas to the society. It is in the knowledge economy of today that these are huge assets in the job world. Experts are always needed and held in such high regard by businesses, institutions and organisations for their ability to give research informed views and solutions.


The internet has opened up opportunities for researchers to break free from the confines of academic research. Platforms like LinkedIn, Google Scholar and Kindle Direct Publishing enable scholars to share their research with an audience around the world. Dissertations can be turned into user-friendly material and researchers can boost their credibility, gain authority and reach more individuals.


Those who get long-term exposure are the ones who know that you need to be seen as well as known. By strategically publishing, research activities open the door for speaking engagements, collaborations, consulting, and leadership opportunities. A dissertation does not go into storage, it's a tool to influence and grow.

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