Chapter two back from your supervisor for the third time, FREC approval still pending, and a submission date that suddenly feels close. That is when most students in Malta message us.
A verified research specialist works from your faculty's dissertation guidelines, your approved proposal and your supervisor's comments — one chapter at a time, or the whole project.
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Because a dissertation is eight months of small deadlines, and one stuck chapter holds up all the rest. These eight are what students tell us first.
The proposal is due, and every idea feels either too big or already done.
Same chapter, third round, and the comments still say "needs more depth".
Twenty summaries in a row, and no argument joining them together.
You know what you did, but not why it beats the alternatives.
SPSS output or interview transcripts, and no idea what they actually show.
FREC or the MCAST IRC returned it, and data collection cannot start until it clears.
ChatGPT paragraphs with invented sources that a supervisor spots at once.
An examiner's report, a capped grade and a second chance you cannot afford to miss.
Both — and most students start with one chapter. Pick the box that matches where your dissertation is today.
Best if: the proposal is approved, but the chapter page is still blank.
A model chapter built on your proposal and guidelines, with the plan approved by you first.
Write My ChapterBest if: chapters exist, but some are missing, thin or out of step.
Missing sections completed in your voice and structure, so the whole dissertation reads as one.
Finish My DissertationBest if: it's all written, but language, referencing or layout lets it down.
Language, flow, referencing and your faculty's formatting fixed — the research stays yours.
Edit My DissertationBest if: you want an honest read before your next supervisor meeting.
Comments through the chapter, an indicative band and a fix list — you make the changes.
Review My ChapterNot sure which one fits? Send your latest draft and supervisor comments — we recommend the right option before you pay anything.
Every chapter starts from your faculty guidelines, marking rubric and approved proposal — so it meets what your examiners will actually check.
Your research question and objectives sharpened, so every chapter answers them.
Each assessment criterion linked to the chapter and section that meets it.
Chapter plans with word counts that match your handbook's split.
Current journals from academic databases — every reference opened and checked.
Studies compared and questioned, and your findings argued rather than just reported.
APA 7, Harvard, IEEE or OSCOLA as required, within UM, MCAST or GBS integrity rules.
Yes — from MCAST Level 6 degrees to UM Master's by research. Each one has its own length, structure and checks.
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| Programme | Length | What examiners check | Where students get stuck |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCAST degree (MQF 6) | 10,000–15,000 words | Five set chapters, a logbook of 10+ supervisor meetings, viva | Starting research before IRC approval |
| UM undergraduate (MQF 6) | Set in your faculty guidelines | An original question, FREC approval, Turnitin draft and final | A literature review that only summarises |
| MCAST Master's (MQF 7) | 15,000–25,000 words | Applied research with clear links to practice, viva | Tying findings back to industry |
| UM taught Master's (MQF 7) | Up to 25,000 words | Ethics approval number in the methodology, Turnitin check | Justifying the method against alternatives |
| UM Master's by research | Up to 40,000 words | A clear contribution, judged by a board of examiners | Scope that keeps growing |
| GBS, LSC & UK partner degrees | Set by the awarding university | The UK handbook, not local habit | Mixing local and UK formatting rules |
MCAST key dates: spiral-bound copies are due on the first Friday of June and hard-bound copies on the last Friday of September. Doing a PhD instead? See our thesis writing help.
Any of them. Order the chapter you are stuck on, or all of them in sequence — each one is priced before it starts.
A focused question, objectives and a FREC or IRC form ready for your review.
Sources organised by theme into an argument that leads to your research gap.
Design, sampling and ethics justified against the options you didn't choose.
Your own data run in SPSS, R, Excel or NVivo and written up table by table.
Findings tied back to the literature, with honest limitations and recommendations.
An abstract within the limit, consent forms, instruments and faculty formatting.
Because a dissertation is examined, not just marked. AI cannot defend a method, run your data or answer a viva question.
Every reference opened — no invented DOIs waiting for your supervisor to click.
Analysis run on the dataset you collected, with the output files included.
Notes on each key decision, so you can explain it in your own words.
Four steps for each chapter, all online — so you always know the price and date of the next piece.
Your topic, proposal, faculty guidelines and any supervisor feedback. VLE screenshots work.
Within 15 minutes: a chapter plan, a fixed price and the researcher's qualification.
Happy with the plan? Pay half, and the chapter is written to it.
The chapter arrives with a Turnitin report and notes. Revisions after supervisor feedback are free in the window.
Use our chapters as a model to learn from and build your own dissertation on — within your institution's rules on outside help and AI.
See how each chapter is argued and structured, then shape your own submission.
UM asks for a signed declaration of original work and Turnitin checks. Declare AI use wherever your faculty requires it.
Vivas and supervisor meetings test your understanding, so every chapter comes with notes.
Researchers who have supervised and examined dissertations themselves. Pick your field to see who fits your topic.
From €95 per chapter, in euro. The price depends on the chapter, level, length and deadline — and stays fixed once you approve it.
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| Dissertation Stage | Academic Level | Starting From | Typical Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research Proposal | Undergraduate / Master's | €95 | 5–7 Days |
| Dissertation Editing | Master's / PhD | €110 | 5–9 Days |
| Methodology Chapter | Master's / Research | €120 | 6–10 Days |
| Discussion & Conclusion | Master's / Research | €145 | 7–10 Days |
| Literature Review | Master's | €155 | 8–12 Days |
| Data Analysis & Results | Master's / PhD | €175 | 8–12 Days |
| Full Dissertation Support | Master's / PhD | €320 | 12–25 Days |
Half after you approve the plan, half on delivery — chapter by chapter.
Tell us the date. We confirm honestly whether it is realistic before you pay.
Revisions against supervisor comments are free within the revision window.
Chapter support — because only one of these survives a supervisor meeting. Here is where they differ over eight months.
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| What matters | Chapter support from us | Cheap full-dissertation site |
|---|---|---|
| Payment | ✓ Per chapter, as you go | ✗ Full amount upfront |
| Supervisor comments | ✓ Revisions written against them | ✗ Not part of the deal |
| Your data | ✓ Analysed as collected | ✗ Often invented to fit |
| Methodology | ✓ Justified against alternatives | ✗ One paragraph, no reasons |
| Ethics & appendices | ✓ Prepared with the chapter | ✗ Left to you |
| The viva | ✓ Notes on every key decision | ✗ You meet the work on delivery |
It did for Krista — her literature review went from 63% to 97% once it was rebuilt around themes.
University of Malta · 4,500 words · Harvard
Her first draft summarised one study after another. Her supervisor returned it with one note: where is your argument?
Her researcher regrouped the sources into themes, showed where studies agreed and clashed, and ended on the gap her own study filled. The final dissertation reached 97%.
Dissertation students from UM, MCAST, GBS, LSC and AUM — initials only, because a dissertation stays private.
As soon as a chapter stalls — ideally two weeks before a supervision meeting. Here is what else students ask.
Yes. Send your topic and guidelines, and within 15 minutes you get a chapter plan, a price and a named research specialist.
A dissertation is the research project that ends a Bachelor's or taught Master's degree. A thesis is the longer work behind a research degree such as a PhD, examined with a viva. See our thesis writing help for doctoral support.
Send your module list and interests. We propose two or three researchable questions, with a note on which one you can realistically finish in time.
Yes, and most students do — usually the literature review or methodology. Each chapter is priced and paid separately.
It depends on the programme. MCAST sets 10,000–15,000 words at Level 6 and 15,000–25,000 at Level 7, and UM taught Master's dissertations go up to 25,000 words. Your faculty guidelines always come first.
Yes. We draft the application, information sheet and consent forms from your approved proposal, ready for you to check and submit.
Both, on your own data — never invented data. It is analysed in SPSS, R, Excel or NVivo, and you receive the output files with the written chapter.
Yes. Send the examiner's report — every point is worked through for your resubmission, within the rules of your referral.
Yes. Maltese-speaking researchers handle dissertations that must be written in Maltese, and explanation calls are available in English or Maltese.
Yes — it's the most useful thing you can send. Every comment is answered in the revision.
Each chapter comes with notes on why it was built that way, and you can book an explanation call in English or Maltese.
Chapters start from €95 and the price is fixed once you approve the plan. You pay half after the plan and half on delivery.
Usually 12 to 25 days, depending on length and analysis. Single chapters take 5 to 12 days.
Completely. Your topic, data and drafts are never shared or resold, and billing is neutral.
Upload your guidelines and latest draft from campus, home or placement — you get a plan, a price and a named specialist within 15 minutes.
Chapter by chapter · 50% after the plan · Your own data, always