writing in a manageable way. This text is also an excellent resource to support teaching and learning on dissertation modules with activities that academic staff can use in their teaching practice."
Dr Helen Nichols,
Associate Professor in Criminology, University of Lincoln"Academic writing is challenging, especially for students faced with writing a dissertation. What is needed is a practical, supportive, and user-friendly guide addressing all stages of the process from selecting a viable topic to producing a final edit. This is that guide. Authored by a leading expert in teaching and learning in criminology, all students will benefit from reading it and putting the advice into action."
Professor Gavin Dingwall,
Professor of Criminal Justice Policy, De Montfort University "
How to Write Your Undergraduate Dissertation in Criminology will provide students with necessary skills and help them to work with their supervisors to plan and execute a research project. The book is well structured and covers everything students need to know to complete their dissertation. The design of the book is very engaging and encourages students to interact with the content through a series of exercises. As such, it provides an excellent learning resource."
Debbie Jones,
Associate Professor in Criminology, Swansea University "This is an excellent, supportive, and engaging book for students embarking on their undergraduate dissertation in criminology. With activities and diagrams to guide decision-making, the book breaks down what can be a daunting task into a manageable - and even enjoyable - process. The practical takeaways make this an essential read for students navigating the dissertation journey."
Dr Christine Haddow,
Lecturer in Criminology, Edinburgh Napier University
