Dissertation Conclusion Chapter: 6 Simple Steps + Examples (Dissertation & Thesis Conclusion)

Learn how to write an A-grade conclusion for your dissertation, thesis or research project in 6 simple steps. Emma explains what exactly the conclusion chapter is, what you need to include and exclude from the thesis conclusion, and how to structure and write up the conclusion chapter, step by step.
Overview: How to write a dissertation conclusion chapter
00:00 Introduction to the conclusion chapter
01:44 What is the conclusion chapter
04:06 What goes into the dissertation conclusion
06:21 How to write a dissertation or thesis conclusion chapter
06:48 S1 - Introductory paragraph
07:51 S2 - Key findings summary
09:43 S3 - Contribution
11:32 S4 - Limitations
13:54 S5 - Further research opportunities
15:27 S6 - Closing summary
16:06 General tips and tricks for the conclusion chapter
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After watching the video, it helped me to complete my thesis.

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Excellent expression of the conclusion chapter. Thank you very much. It's to the point and exactly what I needed to complete my thesis.

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Thanks for sharing knowledge. I have a question. What’s the difference between problem identification and justification of the study? Shouldn’t the justification be the problem itself?

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Dear Anna, thank you for your knowledgeable presentation! My question is, can we have recommendation section, if we write the conclusion the way you presented? Again, thank you very much. you are helping us a lot.

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Very Helpful! Thanks!

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I have already discussed my limitations both in the methodology and discussion chapters. Won't it be an overkill doing so again in the conclusion, or should I move everything to the conclusion?

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If I have already covered the limitations in the introduction chapter, do I need to cover it again in the conclusion chapter? Is it better to have the limitations in the intro or conclusion chapter?

[@GradCoach]

Typically, the limitations would be discussed in the conclusion chapter. However, as we mentioned, your uni may have a different structural preference, so its always a good idea to check with them.

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When i know how to write and structure it but I still dont know what to write with mine. Like i try following the structure but I just dont know what to wirte

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Hi Emma, thank you very much for this video, I have a question, some PhD theses have implications and contributions of the study as separate parts. What is the difference between them? Thank you

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Yes, different institutions will vary in terms of structure. Sometimes this division is split in terms of practical real-world value (implications) and theoretical/academic value (contributions).

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Thanks, My university demands a single and max two sentences of a conclusion.
Thumbs up if your institution asks of the same...

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Thanks for the comment and suggestion re academic vocabulary. I'd recommend looking at the University of Manchester's academic phrasebank - www.phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk/
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Thank you for the video. It is informative. However, it can be improved if there are fewer filler sentences that carry no information. Also, the filler stock video is quickly annoying as it flickers back and forth. At some point, I just turned off the video and listen.

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