Why Thesis Publication Is A Smart Move for Researchers with Big Career Goals?
The researcher who wants to do something other than a PhD student who becomes a academic, part of a major research team, a government or political advisor or has an area of interest that she/he is an expert on will need much more than an advanced qualification after graduation. In fact, for those with academic aspirations in university and/or research organizations there are a host of career benefits. The research presented in thesis and dissertations, especially Master and PhD thesis are usually the most challenging academic projects students have had to complete prior to graduating and these projects represent a substantial investment of student's time and effort.
Thesis projects demonstrate the student's ability to plan research, undertake research that is original and innovative and then present these findings clearly and logically.
Because of this thesis work can contribute to both your overall reputation as a researcher, and importantly it allows you to convert academic effort into real world career development. Perhaps the greatest reason why your thesis should be published is the evidence it presents that you have expertise in the area you completed the thesis. Of course an advanced degree provides you with this qualification, but your completed thesis will show you have a real, demonstrated skill in independently conducting and interpreting research on this topic.
Why is that significant?
For anyone seeking a position in an academic environment, whether to continue on to do your PhD, secure a postdoctoral position or an academic teaching role, it shows that you are serious about continuing in research or at least using your skills in an environment where the pursuit of new knowledge is paramount.
However, even for students with ambitions outside the university (whether it is in the private sector, a non-for-profit organisation, government, public policy, health care, or technology) thesis work provides evidence of important transferable skills like problem solving, critical thinking and evidence based research. A published thesis would prove you have not just a degree but practical skills and evidence that you have used these skills effectively in the completion of a complex project. Another key advantage of thesis publication is the increased visibility and exposure it can bring to your research.
Work published in reputable venues will be indexed in academic search engines and databases and can lead to more people becoming aware of your work and your name. More importantly, increased visibility can lead to the possibility of citations of your work and potential collaborations with researchers and professionals in your field, both in university and beyond. ThesisPublicationis also the best and cheapest method of continuing to make your thesis relevant and a positive reference after graduation and post the formal review process for a thesis/dissertation.
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