The phrase "graduate dissertation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a research paper or thesis that is completed as part of a graduate degree program. Example: "John spent countless hours conducting research and writing his graduate dissertation on the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems."
Phineas makes his entrance all a-smother beneath his poststructuralist graduate dissertation.
It's true that much of what follows has the feeling of a graduate dissertation in thrall to 1980s semiotics.
The title of his graduate dissertation is "Methods of Testing E-book Security: How Secure Is Your Book".
The clamor surrounding his graduate dissertation from 1989, in which he disparaged working women, homosexuals, "fornicators" and others of whom he disapproved, has tended to obscure rather than illuminate fair questions about the sort of governor he would make.
Hacker then set about finishing his graduate dissertation — on the history of the American welfare state — before writing another book, this one with Paul Pierson, on the Republican rise to power.
Early in his career, Mr. Putin was philosophically opposed to transferring control of natural resources to private hands; with the help of the rector of one of St . Petersburgs prestigious universities, the Mining Institute, he prepared a graduate dissertation that proposed increasing state control.
Linguistics Graduate Dissertations. 2.
He also stressed that archival sources are required in virtually all graduate dissertations and ridiculed the idea that scholars studying 20th-century revolutions could be determining how to create conditions for a colour revolution.
That's the clickety-clack of scores of graduate dissertations currently under composition: "Textual Detritus in the London Writings of Iain Sinclair", or "Pushing the Baby Out with the Ba'ath Water: Hackney as Fallujah in Iain Sinclair's Riverine P e)rambulations".
One supposes that we are not far from the day when graduate dissertations will speculate on the role of dogs and cats in literature of the late 20th century and early 21st, and reflect on what it means to have a pet as a muse.
They can [read theses] at any time convenient to them". Princeton graduate dissertations dating back to 2004 are available digitally, and some dissertations that were archived on microfilm have been digitized as well, by a third-party dissertation database.
