Our dissertation editing, proofreading, and subject-specific editorial services are designed to enhance the quality of your dissertation, ensuring it is submission-ready. The service ensures clarity, coherence, and correctness by refining the language, correcting all grammatical, typographical, and punctuation errors, and improving the presentation of your key findings and ensuring alignment with institutional guidelines.

We offer reduced rates to students from low and middle-income countries.

Service Features:
a. Correction of spelling, grammar, and punctuation
b. Syntax and sentence structure refinement
c. Formatting to match institutional guidelines
d. Verification of facts, captions, and figures
e. Abstract proofreading and reference cross-checking

Exclusions:
a. Changing the dissertation’s structure or format
b. Rewriting or rephrasing content
c. Researching or verifying references

Highlights

• Turnaround time: Depends on word count
• Rate per word:  From  $0.05/£0.04 per word
• Includes: 60% discount on re-editing for previously edited sections

FAQs

Do you assist with converting a dissertation into a journal article?
Yes, we offer support in adapting dissertations into publishable journal articles.

How much does dissertation editing cost?
The cost is determined by the selected service tier, delivery plan, and manuscript word count. Additional services and discounts may affect the total. Upload your manuscript for a personalised quote.

Is post-delivery support provided?
Yes, based on the service selected. Standard Copy Editing includes discounted re-editing. Expert and Comprehensive Editing offer free, unlimited re-editing for 365 days. Please refer to the Compare Editing Plans page for detailed terms.

Why is professional editing necessary for a dissertation?
Dissertation preparation involves complex tasks—from grammar and formatting to adherence to academic conventions. Our editors enhance structure, clarity, and language, ensuring your document is error-free and meets submission standards.


How do I write a thesis statement?
A thesis statement, placed at the end of the introduction, should clearly articulate your central research question or hypothesis. It should be precise, arguable, and supported by a thorough literature review. Our editors can help evaluate and refine your thesis statement for clarity and strength.

Do you offer translation services for non-English theses?
Yes, we provide academic translation services for various language pairs. Please click here for language pairs.