The phrase "a dissertation which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific dissertation and providing additional information about it.
Example: "The dissertation which explores the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity received high praise from the committee."
Alternatives: "a dissertation that" or "a dissertation which discusses".
At CUNY, Nelson wrote a dissertation, which was published by the University of Iowa Press, in 2007, as "Women, the New York School, and Other True Abstractions".
DissertationThe student must complete and submit a dissertation which is the result of independent work and is a contribution to knowledge.
The student must complete and submit a dissertation which is the result of independent work and is a contribution to knowledge.
Currently, he is working on a dissertation which deals with the role of law and high court judgements in the European integration process.
The chief requirement for the doctoral degree is to complete under the guidance of an advisor a dissertation which makes an original and substantial contribution to its subject matter.
Within the academic year in which the general examination is passed, the PhD candidate is expected to develop a proposal for a dissertation, which should be a major original contribution to the field.
A: My dissertation (which became my first book, "Liberalism and the Limits of Justice") was a critique of a version of liberal political philosophy that draws upon Kant and that finds its fullest contemporary expression in John Rawls.
Henley students will work with businesses to complete a practical project; Warwick students perfect their teamwork by completing a joint dissertation "which really tests their group work, project management and negotiating skills," says Synnott.
The student is required to present a Ph.D. dissertation, which is the result of independent investigation contributing to knowledge in an area of neuroscience, and to defend his or her dissertation in a University oral examination, which includes a public seminar.
Most students at Sheffield Medical School completed a BMedSci, which involves 1 year of full-time research either clinical or laboratory work, two pieces of course work, and a 30 000 word dissertation, which is examined in the form of a viva.
Students undertake an eight-week project which may be research or policy focused and which contributes to a 10 000- word dissertation, which they are required to submit as part of their final assessment (See Table 1).
