Integrating Technology for Active Lifelong Learning
Doctoral Dissertation Writing (DDW) is a 12-unit hands-on or self-paced instructor-led workshop to help MA and doctoral students write (a) a doctoral proposal, (a) the first draft of a doctoral dissertation, (c) final draft of the dissertation. Participants will work on each of the 5 chapters and the references, table of contents and appendices. Course members will receive one-on-one mentorship and coaching throughout the process.
The chapters will be reviewed by Dr. Nellie Deutsch. The participants will receive comments within 1 week after completing the chapter, so that the first draft will be ready for submission by the end of the course. Participants may work at their own pace.
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The tuition for the 12-unit writing and mentorship program is $980. You may contact Dr. Nellie Deutsch for further information on how to divide the tuition into payments or get a discount.
Get help editing your writing with a professional academic editor. The writing may be formal or informal. The tuition is $900 for 3 months.
This is an advanced academic self-paced instructor-led on one full article. The emphasis of the course is on essay writing and articles. The course is for native or near native speakers of English who are in undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate programs and/or instructors who are required to write journal articles. It does not suit doctoral dissertation or MA thesis writing.
This is a basic academic self-paced instructor-led writing course. The emphasis of the course is on learning through practice. Participants will receive one-on-one mentorship and individual attention to their writing needs for 12 months or more if required.
Dr. Nellie Deutsch, an experienced academic writing coach will help students acquire the skills required to put together a well-organized research paper as well as edit students' past, current, and future papers during the course.
For further information, please access the course syllabus.