Publishing Your Thesis Helps Others See the Full Value of Your Academic Work.

 One of the major pain points that graduates experience is that many of their strongest pieces of academic work go unnoticed by people who could both benefit from and be impressed by them. Your thesis could well have required months, even years of intense concentration, mastery of a specialized subject and original research – but unless it remains confined to a university library’s collection of archived dissertations and masters dissertations, this immense value is lost in translation. Publishing your thesis opens the door for you to show that true value to a much broader audience.

What do these ‘people who benefit’ include?

It’s highly likely your thesis contains the clearest available evidence of your capabilities in an academic as well as a professional context. Whether you are investigating a topic deeply, analysing extensive volumes of data or researching information thoroughly to establish a particular argument, you are clearly showing you can think through complex issues and convey information in a systematic and coherent fashion. This is clearly not an easy task, and while many students find this work the most difficult, there is the possibility of getting that effort to contribute more than just simply earning your degree.

The thesis moves into the public arena

By publishing your thesis, you transform it from being something that’s been submitted as academic coursework into the public sphere, the professional world. Now that your work is published it can be found in databases, it can show up in Google Searches, professional networking platforms, in research areas and many others besides. Consequently, the odds increase exponentially that other academics, organisations, and potential employers might be able to stumble across and relate your work to your specialisation.

This is really useful for graduates who are just starting out and are in the process of building their professional profile or reputation. Your thesis could easily add weight to your CV, bolster up your online personal brand, or simply make it easier for people to see what sort of research you have performed. It proves that you are able to generate a meaningful body of work, not merely get by the module.

For those pursuing a career in academia it may help you get on a PhD programme, teaching posts or for teaching roles.

For many in the non-academic sector it might just show off the depth of analytical skills and research competence that you possess.

The increased credibility that follows publication

The public publication of your work has a different kind of standing than merely being a submit-only paper as it demonstrates you’ve structured it to have relevance to others and framed it as a contribution, not a response. The distinction, when clearly evident, can sometimes influence the perception by people about the importance that should be attributed to your thesis.

By publishing your work you also ensure that it continues to provide ongoing benefits to you in the long term, after you have completed your course and graduated. Instead of just a one-hit marvel that gets read a single time then put on a shelf and forgotten, your work will continue to underpin your profile and career over the ensuing years. Your thesis already is the definitive evidence that you’re a committed, intelligent and talented individual – publishing it shows the world.

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