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Honours, Master's, MBA and PhD dissertations since 2010
"Help me, I've never written anything this long." Your UOL, JCU or NTU dissertation is the biggest piece of work you have ever done, your supervisor replies once a fortnight, and the submission date is not moving.
A writer from your field writes your dissertation chapter by chapter from scratch, finishes the chapters you started, or checks and fixes the draft your supervisor keeps returning. Every stage comes with an outline first, real sources and its own SGD price.
Where you are now
Yes. Most students arrive somewhere in the middle: a topic but no chapters, two chapters and a stalled analysis, or a draft that keeps coming back. Pick your point and the work starts there.
Nobody has shown you how a dissertation is built. Live sessions take you through the handbook, the chapter plan and your first section.
You have a topic, or only a broad area, and no time or no idea where to begin. A writer from your field writes it chapter by chapter, with an outline you approve first.
The introduction and literature review are in, then work or family took over. The expert keeps what works and writes the missing chapters in the same argument and voice.
It's all written, but the supervisor's comments keep coming back. The expert reads it against your marking criteria and rewrites the weak sections.
The content is settled. You want the English, flow, referencing and formatting right across every chapter.
What students tell us
Rarely because they can't do research. Usually because the dissertation lands at the worst time, in a format nobody explained. These are lines we hear often.
Ten thousand words need weeks of evenings that most working students don't have.
You know your field and your data, but the chapters don't read the way your supervisor expects. Over a long document, markers notice tone and clarity.
Literature review, methodology, limitations, contribution. If your earlier study was exams and short coursework, the structure itself is new.
Running a test takes minutes. Turning tables of coefficients into a results chapter that answers your question is where many projects stall.
Short comments, long gaps between meetings and no clear idea what to change. Each round costs weeks you don't have.
You bring real experience, but databases, referencing styles and academic voice have all moved on.
Starting point
Before any reading, set the project up so every chapter has a job. These five steps work for honours, master's and PhD projects, whether or not you hand any of it over.
Word count, structure, referencing style, ethics deadlines and marking criteria are all in it. Put them on one page before you open a database.
If you can't say what you're finding out in a single line, the topic is still too broad. A population, a setting and an outcome make a question answerable.
Split the total by what each chapter is worth. The literature review and analysis usually carry the most weight, so they get the most words and the most time.
Start at the deadline and work back: editing, discussion, analysis, data collection, ethics approval. Most delays begin at ethics or data access, so start those first.
Bring a draft section and one clear question, not a general update, and note each comment in your supervisor's own words.
Chapter map
Each chapter tests a different skill, and marks disappear in different places. See where your next chapter is most likely to go wrong.
Introduction and research question
Literature review
Methodology
Analysis and results
Discussion
Conclusion and contribution
How it works
A dissertation is too long to hand over in one go and get back in one go. It's written in stages you can see, check and pay for one at a time.
Handbook, marking criteria, word count, referencing style, ethics rules and supervisor comments. If anything is unclear, we ask before quoting.
Business to a business researcher, nursing to a health researcher, psychology to someone who works in SPSS every week. One writer stays on the whole dissertation.
Research question, chapter outline, method and key sources, with a date and a written SGD price for each stage. Add your own data, workplace context or lecture notes here.
Each chapter follows the approved outline and arrives as its own stage, so you can read it and ask for adjustments before the next begins.
Another reader confirms the chapter answers the question, every reference is real, and the format matches your handbook.
You get a short walkthrough of the argument and analysis, a free Turnitin similarity report on the final version, and free revisions against your original brief.
Half-written dissertations
You don't need to start again. We keep what works and write what's missing.
Chapters, notes, data files, ethics approval and every piece of supervisor feedback, even screenshots.
Your writer reads the full draft first, keeps sections that meet the criteria and flags the ones that don't.
Missing chapters, word budget and dates, priced only on what is still to be written.
Same question, same argument and tone, joins smoothed and changes tracked so you can see what's new.
Summary vs synthesis
The most common supervisor comment on a literature review is 'too descriptive'. The fix is rarely more sources. It's what each paragraph does with them.
Descriptive paragraph
Critical paragraph
Illustrative example. (Author, Year) placeholders stand in for the real, checkable sources your writer finds and cites.
Data analysis
A statistics or qualitative-methods expert can, using the data you collected. We never invent or alter data. Choosing the test and writing results that answer your question is where the marks are.
Test chosen to fit your design, assumptions checked, and output turned into APA-style tables and a results chapter that answers each hypothesis.
Transcripts coded into a clear frame and grouped into themes that answer your objectives, with an audit trail an examiner can follow.
Survey and interview findings brought together so they answer the same question, including where they disagree.
Feedback that repeats
Usually, yes. Tick the comments on your latest draft and they're added to your enquiry, so your writer knows the pattern before reading a word.
Levels and programmes
Pick your level to see common programmes and the chapters where marks are usually lost.
Judged mainly on a narrow, answerable question and clean execution, not on original theory.
narrowing the topic · first literature map · ethics form
Typical papers
proposal, ethics checklist
Topics stay broad because students worry about narrowing too far.
background · problem statement · research objectives
Typical papers
introduction chapter
Research aims are worded too vaguely to be tested later.
descriptive statistics · simple thematic coding · linking back to the question
Typical papers
results chapter, discussion chapter
Results are reported but never tied back to the research question.
One student's story
How untouched survey data and a headings-only method chapter became three dated stages.
Introduction and literature review done, ten weeks to the deadline, and no time to analyse or write anything else.
The topic, last-mile delivery costs, was sound, and the supervisor liked the first two chapters. Then a promotion arrived with longer hours. Survey responses from colleagues sat untouched in a spreadsheet, and the methodology chapter existed only as headings.
A writer with a supply-chain background read both finished chapters, kept them almost unchanged, and agreed a three-stage plan: methodology, then analysis and results, then discussion and conclusion. Each stage had its own date and its own written quote.
The analysis was run in SPSS on the student's own survey data, with a plain-English note on every table, and a short call at the end went through the argument.
“I didn't need someone to teach me research. I needed someone to finish what I'd started, the way I'd started it.”
All three stages arrived before the agreed dates, and the student went into the last supervisor meeting able to explain every chapter. Nothing was promised about the final mark.
Illustrative example based on common student situations, not a specific individual.
Compare the options
Five ways to work, side by side. Choose by where your dissertation is today, not where you hoped it would be.
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By field and by method. A quantitative business study goes to someone who works in SPSS, a qualitative education study to someone who codes interviews. One expert stays from outline to last chapter.
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MA | Education & Psychology Expert (SIM University)
ABS103 Everyday Psychology, PSY371 / PSY391, Education Research
Sarah helps with psychology and education modules, including SUSS ABS103 and PSY-series TMAs, using APA referencing throughout.
MAcc | Taxation & Audit Specialist
Singapore Tax & SFRS(I), Audit Reports, Accounting Standards Cases
Vanessa handles taxation and audit questions set around Singapore rules and SFRS(I) standards. Her answers cite the relevant standard so markers can see the basis for…
MBA | Business Strategy Expert (NUS Graduate)
Strategic Management, MKT373 & Marketing Modules, Business Plans
Chloe covers strategy and marketing assignments, including SUSS MKT373, using frameworks such as SWOT, PESTLE and the marketing mix applied to real cases.
MTech | Computer Science & IT Expert
ANL203 / ANL307 Analytics, Python & Java, Networking & Cybersecurity
Daryl covers IT and analytics assignments, including SUSS ANL modules, explaining code and data analysis in plain language.
MBA | Cost & Managerial Accounting Expert
Cost & Management Accounting, Budgeting & Variance Analysis, SUSS ACC & FMT TMAs
Aaron works on cost and management accounting tasks, from costing and budgeting to performance measurement. He shows every working step so students can follow how each…
MBA | Business & Management Specialist
SCM202 / LOG202 Managing Operations, Organisational Behaviour, Operations Management
Rachel handles operations and management reports, including Managing Operations modules at SUSS, with clear analysis and practical recommendations.
MSc | Accounting & Finance Expert
Financial Statements & Ratios, Corporate Finance (FMT modules), Investment Analysis
Jonathan covers financial reporting, ratio analysis and corporate finance questions common in SUSS FMT modules. He explains the numbers in plain words alongside the calculations.
PhD | Engineering & Technical Case Specialist (NTU Graduate)
Failure Analysis, Product Design, Feasibility Reports
Alvin works on engineering case studies, setting out the problem, analysis and recommendations in a logical order.
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Price per stage
Dissertation work starts from S$25 per 250 words with the longest turnaround. Long projects are split into stages, and you get a written SGD quote for each one before anything is charged.
| Per 250 words | 10+ days | 3–5 days | 24 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| General assignments | S$15 | S$20 | S$30 |
| Essays | S$18 | S$25 | S$35 |
| SUSS TMA / GBA | S$22 | S$30 | S$45 |
| PhD / dissertation this page | S$25 | S$35 | S$55 |
| Technical / coding | S$30 | S$45 | S$65 |
Long projects delivered in stages, each with its own written quote
Free Turnitin similarity report on your final draft
Proposal-only and single-chapter quotes available
Full price confirmed in writing before you pay
Why students return
Because you see the work at every stage, talk to the person doing it, and can check every source it cites.
Every chapter is researched and written by a subject expert, not generated by an AI tool.
Each reference is a real, published source you can look up, cited in your required style.
The chapter outline and stage plan come to you before full writing starts.
One expert stays on your dissertation from the first chapter to the last, so the voice holds together.
Share data, forward supervisor comments or check progress whenever you need to.
Each stage arrives on its own date with its own written quote.
Your files and details are used only for your order, in line with Singapore's data protection law.
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Near your campus
Everything runs online, so it makes no difference whether you study at NUS, NTU, SUSS, SIM or JCU. Send your handbook from anywhere and talk to your expert by call or WhatsApp.
Other support
Sometimes. If your proposal isn't approved yet, start there. If the chapters are already written, editing or proofreading may be all you need.
Planning your review chapter? Read our dissertation FAQs, or see what dissertation students say about us.
Dissertation FAQs
Straight answers on getting started, timing, quality, privacy and price for dissertation work.
Yes. Send your topic or broad area, your programme handbook and the deadline. A writer from your field drafts a research question and chapter outline for you to approve, then writes the dissertation chapter by chapter.
Send the handbook as it is. Your expert explains the structure, the marking criteria and what each chapter needs in plain words. Then you choose: live sessions to plan it together, or a writer who writes it for you.
Yes. Chapters are written in clear British English with an academic tone, or American English if your handbook asks for it. Chapters you wrote can be edited to match.
Your handbook and marking criteria, topic or approved proposal, word count, referencing style, deadline and any supervisor comments. Add data files and any chapters you've written.
As soon as you know your topic, so there is time for an approved outline, comfortable stages and revisions. If the deadline is close, message us anyway for an honest view of what fits.
Yes. Send the chapters you've finished, your notes and the feedback. We keep what works, write the missing chapters in the same argument and voice, and price only what's left.
Yes. Long projects are split into stages, usually one or two chapters each, with a date and a written SGD quote for every stage. The same writer stays throughout.
Yes. We analyse the data you collected, check the test fits your question and write up the results with tables and a plain-English note on each one. We never invent or alter data.
Whatever your handbook names, usually APA 7 or Harvard, sometimes Chicago or another style. Every reference is a real, published source that can be looked up and checked.
No. Every chapter is researched and written by a human expert. AI tools are known to invent sources, so each reference is checked against the real publication before delivery.
Yes. Message your expert on WhatsApp to share data, forward feedback or check progress, and ask for a short walkthrough when a stage is delivered.
Your files and details are used only for your order and handled under Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act. We don't publish your work, share your files or contact your university or supervisor.
No. We are an independent service, working with Singapore students since 2010, and we are not affiliated with NUS, NTU, SMU, SUSS, SIM, JCU, Curtin or any other university, polytechnic or private education institution.
There's no Singapore legislation aimed specifically at dissertation writing, editing or tutoring services. Each university sets its own rules on outside help and AI use, and following them is the student's responsibility. Check your handbook, and ask us if you're unsure what applies to your programme.
Yes, as a live session. An expert runs practice questions on your method, findings and limitations, and gives feedback on how clearly you explain your contribution.
Dissertation work starts from S$25 per 250 words with the longest turnaround, with a written SGD quote for each stage. No legitimate service can guarantee a grade. What we commit to is work written to your brief, real references, a second check and free revisions against the original brief.
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Send your handbook, topic and whatever you've written so far. An expert replies within 15 minutes, and you get a written SGD quote for the first stage before anything starts.
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