You may, in fact, want to engage our master’s thesis editing services to perfect your writing even if the errors discovered by your examiners are few and you have passed your examination without the need for corrections and revisions. After all, a successful master’s thesis is not just the culmination of your degree; it is also a major step in your academic career. It will be listed on your CV when you apply for employment, doctoral programmes or research grants, so you want the master’s thesis or dissertation that prospective employers, mentors and supporters find and read to give the best possible impression of your work and abilities. Our master’s thesis editing and proofreading services will ensure a standard of excellence that will serve you and your career well, both now and in the future.

In some universities and departments, a master’s degree can be completed successfully through coursework alone, and at PRS we are always happy to edit any research papers and reports you submit for credit. However, a longer dissertation or thesis remains a requirement or option in many postgraduate programmes, and a master’s thesis tends to be the most demanding piece of formal academic work that a student has yet attempted. Its argument will be more complex and sophisticated than that of a term paper, and the research behind it may well be primary or original research, which will undoubtedly require in-depth analysis and thoughtful interpretation and discussion. This is precisely the kind of academic English writing that our master’s thesis editors and proofreaders specialise in correcting and clarifying, and we always work to make a perfect match between author and editors based on the discipline and area of specialisation.

It may be that you are fortunate enough to have the time, ability and willingness to edit your own master’s thesis with the same wide experience and exacting attention that a professional thesis editor can bring to your writing, but most master’s students do not. Students whose skills lie more in research than in writing as well as master’s students who are not native speakers of English may find it especially difficult to determine where errors appear and even more difficult to correct them. Whether you are able to identify mistakes or not, however, your examiners will know them when they see them, and too many grammar, spelling and punctuation errors or too many inconsistencies in formatting and editorial style can not only confuse readers but also result in failure or a formal request for revisions and corrections before a degree can be awarded. This is to be expected, of course, since producing a high-quality scholarly document is part of the reason for writing a master’s thesis in the first place, so let us help you to do just that as successfully as possible by ensuring that your master’s thesis communicates with your examiners clearly and achieves exactly what you intend.