How a Published Thesis Can Help You Be Taken Seriously in Your Field?

 It's one of the biggest challenges of being at the beginning of your career. Whether you are trying to secure academic jobs, secure a research position, get hired for a consulting gig or find employment in industry, it can be very hard to demonstrate you've achieved something more than merely finishing a course of study. This is where publishing your thesis can significantly improve your chances. It makes the leap from "having a degree" to "having credibily".

Having a thesis is usually seen as one of the strongest demonstrations of subject knowledge and research capacity. Your thesis suggests you're willing to spend a significant period of months or years developing expertise in a highly specified area, analyse evidence from this topic, and formulate and develop original conclusion about the research area. Nevertheless, if that work never goes anywhere near outside of your university it won't help support your future working profile as well as it should be able to. Publication, however, opens the playing field.

Publication of your thesis tells everyone your subject community that you did something beyond coursework; your subject community, as I have said above, now sees you as having achieved something beyond mere study - having contributed something worthy of sharing, worthy of being read, worthy of being acknowledged. This is particularly important when there is no existing body of work, few publications or none at all. You become recognised as an individual who's had an original idea which has proven to be worthwhile.

In the academic sphere the perception you gain from the field is driven by research output. Your chances of getting a PhD, research fellowships, lecturing positions, grants or posts-doc positions will be improved by demonstrating to your field that your research skills have moved beyond undergraduate/post-grad level, and have been taken forward into the public domain. Being able to participate in the wider discussion which forms an important part of the modern academic scene is the key thing and your thesis publication will help demonstrate this readiness.

In the world outside academia, it works in the similar way but in the business or social sphere. In consulting, tech or other sectors, it's useful to have evidence to back up your knowledge in your chosen field. This means publishing a thesis demonstrates that you know something well and have done the research, so it’s no surprise to your future employers or collaborators that you’re a subject specialist and know your stuff, instead of simply getting a tick in a box.

You will be found. There is nothing more useful for helping the work you did become known outside of the limited world in which it will have previously been located; that could help improve the reputation which work done can bestow on an individual. Citations of the work can appear and opportunities for people to read and connect with your subject and expertise are suddenly possible in a way they just are not otherwise.

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