How To Convert Your Master Thesis To A Journal Article

This video presents guidelines to covert your master thesis to a journal article. Although, the video is focused on master thesis, the guidelines apply when converting a PhD thesis into a journal article as well. Of course a monograph based PhD thesis can lead to two to four journal articles, while a master thesis can lead to one.
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Why publish? 00:30
What are the differences? 03:50
Content of journal article 06:50
Journal submissions process 08:50
Some practical tips 12:50
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**Published article from master thesis examples**
¤ Assessing blockchain technology adoption
¤ Forecasting container shipping freight rates
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[TheLadyInAcademia]

Thank you so much! What a useful video, I was a bit overwhelmed not having an idea of how I'll convert my Masters thesis into a journal article. Now I am confident about doing it.

[shannon]

Thank you so much for this helpful video! My advisor was a little vague with advice so this is amazing.

[MaGIS_Techno]

Thank you indeed for wonderful introduction about converted Thesis paper to Journey Article. hopefully, this introduction Mean a lot for those who desire to covert their Thesis to Article. thank you one again.

[A-iu]

Really insightful, thank you! I am hoping to publish my masters dissertation and this has helped me feel more confident in doing so.

[ndChance]

thanks so much for the complete information, it will really help me in this new journey as a researcher.

[withzolagatube]

please, help me how can I do?...sir. Thank you for your teaching.

[nkirotemuriithi]

Thanks for the informative video. I completed my thesis in the year 2020, but didn't publish it. Is it too late for me to publish it?

[antonioliriololi]

Is licit to publish an article (from an already thesis digitaly published) even when the journal warns to submit original articles?

[G_Mayorga]

Reasons to publish:
1.) Your name lives even when you pass away.
2.) Your name and your work reaches global society.
3.) Publishing is very hard, and getting your manuscript accepted for publication opens doors.
4.) Publishing will help you stand out in law schools, or medical schools, something that's very difficult to achieve.

Cons:
1.) Publishing is not free. Even J.K. Rowling had to pay for getting Harry Potter out there but it was worth it for her. And it will take more than few months to get your work out there.
2.) You have to be wary of the vanity publishers/traditional publishers. And be sure the company is BBB accredited.
3.) You may have to face MANY MANY rejections, getting accepted for publication has a 5% chance.


But publishing...is it worth it? YES. You get your name out there, and you will be a professional author.

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