What’s the difference between editing and proofreading? How do you edit and proofread your own work effectively? See our Editing and proofreading guide for more, including an explanation of a 'writing layers' technique that will help you picture your writing as a series of levels, or layers, with each one requiring its own attention.
It’s particularly important that each chapter of your dissertation is structured in a logical and coherent way. Try reverse outlining – it’s a great way to revise your work and troubleshoot any problems you might have with the structural flow of each chapter.
Don’t lose marks on your referencing! Run through your citations and your reference list again to ensure they are accurate and consistent. Refer to our Citing and referencing webpage for guidance on your referencing style.