Publishing Your Thesis Is About More Than Academic Recognition.

 1. For many researchers, a thesis is the biggest paper they’ve ever written – it marks months, even years, of painstaking reading, thinking, writing and solving problems. More than anything, however, it is a clear testament to a range of skills which are invaluable to professionals such as: independent thinking, ability to draw evidence-based conclusions, discipline, project management, time management, clear and confident communication. When your thesis is published, it places all these talents on the public record.

2. Beyond its obvious function as confirmation of your achievement, publication puts your research into public circulation. If your work remains in a university repository, only the people who are particularly interested in a particular thesis and know how to search can even access it.

Once published, your work reaches much wider audiences – not only fellow scholars and experts in your field, but potentially employers, institutions and other professionals seeking expert information in that area.

This wider exposure increases the potential to impact your field of research and contributes to building your professional profile.

3. If you plan on a career in academia (post-doctoral study, fellowship or a teaching position), your published work will be considered crucial to applications, especially those related to Masters/PhD studies. Employers in every field (and certainly in academia, particularly doctoral research, post-doctoral research, fellowships, grants and teaching applications) want to see a student who is already contributing to public discourse in their field of expertise and is capable of producing credible academic output beyond the classroom.

4. Not everyone who goes through university aims to continue in academia, however. Whether you plan on entering consulting, public policy, environmental sustainability, education, healthcare or business intelligence (e.g. Data analytics and management) you may be applying for positions which will demand that you analyze information and then present convincing, evidence-based conclusions. Your published thesis provides the strongest evidence of exactly that ability.

5. A published thesis offers also significant long-term benefits for your own career development. A thesis may often contain a number of valuable conclusions, a conceptual framework or a particular argument which warrant their existence as published materials. If you later go into other industries but maintain some professional interest in a specific area or have need of your research in a future project, publishing helps ensure that this valuable resource will be easily discoverable at a later date and can be consistently associated with your name.

6. In an age of constant digital connection, visibility in online public domain is critical. Having your published work associated with your name on numerous online profiles, databases, university pages, social networks etc. Adds greatly to the perceived expertise, trustworthiness, and visibility of your person within the online universe.

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