How to write the conclusion chapter for a PhD thesis in 2024 (FULL template)

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[@chidinmaelueze]

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[@shamimnoor293]

very informative and constructive with specific guideline what should be done or not.. I got some interesting insights from this discussion.

[@tubaceylan]

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[@Areej.-we6ml]

Thank you for your excellent explanation. Could you please provide a link to the Word document for additional information? This would be very helpful. Thank you.

[@thitinartkhamyod2173]

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[@loytoco]

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[@DavidMuyodi-q6l]

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[@ClaudiaAmoGrez]

Thank you for the organization you presented, is very helpful. Here is a suggestion for future content I haven't found yet. ¿How to write the discussion/conclusion of a dissertation based on the papers? I don't know how usual those formats of thesis are. The thing is that under that format, each paper included as the body of the thesis has its own discussion and conclusions. Of course, a general view of the work is expected. But it would be nice some proven structure or specific guidance on that, I haven't found such tutorials yet. (Just looking at the preview thesis from my department to grasp the logic)

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[@loytoco]

The uniqueness, I suppose, is in confirming what others had sugested through a different application (if that's what you are talking about). It is showing replicability, I suppose. If it is a review paper I think the uniqueness is comprehensively organise literature around a topic and how that increases efficiency in the field. At least that would be my idea.

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