Most degrees end with thesis assignments. What is a thesis? Sometimes called a thesis (in some countries, this term is only used for the final allocation of doctoral degrees, while in other countries, "thesis" and "thesis" can be used interchangeably), and a thesis is a research project or graduate degree completed as part of an undergraduate course. Usually, papers allow students to state their findings on the problems or propositions they choose. The purpose of this project is to test students' independent research skills acquired during their college years, and the evaluation is used to help determine their final grades. Although your tutor usually provides some guidance, the thesis project is largely independent.

For most students, this will be the longest, most difficult and most important task to be completed in the university, and it will take several months of preparation and hard work (the library may become a second home). However, it can also be very beneficial, especially if you are passionate about the topic you choose. Therefore, it is definitely a good idea to choose a topic that you are really interested in.

? Type of paper The type of paper you have completed will vary according to your course of study. One of the main differences is the difference between empirical papers and non-empirical papers.

An empirical paper trumpet is a trumpet that involves collecting psychological data, such as a paper. This may mean applying professional and ethical standards when collecting data from the public. Empirical papers in natural and life sciences may involve or completely focus on laboratory work. Non-empirical papers are based on existing data and arguments in other people's work. This may mean spending a lot of time on books! In this type of paper, you need to make sure that you don't just describe what others are saying, but critically analyze the work and explore its practical application.

? Skills you need to demonstrate No matter what type of paper you write or what topic you choose, you need to demonstrate the following skills:

? Define and outline the research field with clear questions? Find the main problem? Get relevant information? Evaluate its reliability and legitimacy? Evaluate the evidence of both sides of the debate? Draw a fully demonstrated conclusion? Follow all the guidelines on how to format your paper, and organize and present your work in a critical, convincing and clear way. How long is this paper? The length of dissertation varies according to the research level and country, but generally it is about 10000- 12000 words in undergraduate stage, 15000-25000 words in master stage and more than 50000 words in doctoral stage.

? Vivas For some advanced degrees (especially doctors), you may need to take an oral exam, which is called viva (short for viva voce, Latin for "live voice") in some countries/regions. Viva usually begins with a brief introduction of your work to two or three professors, followed by a two-hour question and answer period.

? Finally, don't cheat, which goes without saying, but it is absolutely not recommended to pay someone to write your paper or cheat in any way. It's not worth the risk. The thesis is to give you a chance to make your skills shine. However, it is ok to ask your tutor, friends or family to read your paper. Your supervisor will give you guidance at any time. If you need help, don't worry.