Ghazal Shaikh is an Associate Professor at Institute of Institute of English Language and Literature, University of Sindh, Pakistan.Abigail Parrish is a lecturer in Languages Education at the University of Sheffield, UK.

• Introduction, Ghazal Shaikh (University of Sindh, Pakistan) and Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)Part One: The Basics of Academic Writing1. The Purpose of Academic Writing, Micky Ross (University of Glasgow, UK)2. How to do Academic Writing, Jess Bradley & Tim Herrick (University of Sheffield, UK)3. When Less is More, Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)Part Two: Writing Different Parts of the Dissertation4. Writing Abstracts, Introductions and Conclusions, Tariq Umrani (University of Sindh, Pakistan)5. Lit reviews, Waqar Ali Shah (Mehran University of Engineering & Technology, Pakistan) and Asadullah Lashari, University of Sindh, Pakistan6. Methodology and Ethics, Tamlyn Ryan & Katie Smith (University of York, UK)7. Findings and Discussions, David Hyatt (University of Sheffield, UK)Part Three: The Technicalities8. In-Text Referencing and Tables, Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)9. Using AI Sensibly, Abdul Aziz Magsi (Sukkur IBA University, Pakistan) and Ghazal Shaikh (University of Sindh, Pakistan)Part Four: Conclusion 10. Tips from Education students and graduates 11. Conclusion and tips from expert academic writers

Ghazal Shaikh is an Associate Professor at Institute of Institute of English Language and Literature, University of Sindh, Pakistan.Abigail Parrish is a lecturer in Languages Education at the University of Sheffield, UK.

• Introduction, Ghazal Shaikh (University of Sindh, Pakistan) and Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)Part One: The Basics of Academic Writing1. The Purpose of Academic Writing, Micky Ross (University of Glasgow, UK)2. How to do Academic Writing, Jess Bradley & Tim Herrick (University of Sheffield, UK)3. When Less is More, Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)Part Two: Writing Different Parts of the Dissertation4. Writing Abstracts, Introductions and Conclusions, Tariq Umrani (University of Sindh, Pakistan)5. Lit reviews, Waqar Ali Shah (Mehran University of Engineering & Technology, Pakistan) and Asadullah Lashari, University of Sindh, Pakistan6. Methodology and Ethics, Tamlyn Ryan & Katie Smith (University of York, UK)7. Findings and Discussions, David Hyatt (University of Sheffield, UK)Part Three: The Technicalities8. In-Text Referencing and Tables, Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)9. Using AI Sensibly, Abdul Aziz Magsi (Sukkur IBA University, Pakistan) and Ghazal Shaikh (University of Sindh, Pakistan)Part Four: Conclusion 10. Tips from Education students and graduates 11. Conclusion and tips from expert academic writers

Ghazal Shaikh is an Associate Professor at Institute of Institute of English Language and Literature, University of Sindh, Pakistan.Abigail Parrish is a lecturer in Languages Education at the University of Sheffield, UK.

• Introduction, Ghazal Shaikh (University of Sindh, Pakistan) and Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)Part One: The Basics of Academic Writing1. The Purpose of Academic Writing, Micky Ross (University of Glasgow, UK)2. How to do Academic Writing, Jess Bradley & Tim Herrick (University of Sheffield, UK)3. When Less is More, Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)Part Two: Writing Different Parts of the Dissertation4. Writing Abstracts, Introductions and Conclusions, Tariq Umrani (University of Sindh, Pakistan)5. Lit reviews, Waqar Ali Shah (Mehran University of Engineering & Technology, Pakistan) and Asadullah Lashari, University of Sindh, Pakistan6. Methodology and Ethics, Tamlyn Ryan & Katie Smith (University of York, UK)7. Findings and Discussions, David Hyatt (University of Sheffield, UK)Part Three: The Technicalities8. In-Text Referencing and Tables, Abigail Parrish (University of Sheffield, UK)9. Using AI Sensibly, Abdul Aziz Magsi (Sukkur IBA University, Pakistan) and Ghazal Shaikh (University of Sindh, Pakistan)Part Four: Conclusion 10. Tips from Education students and graduates 11. Conclusion and tips from expert academic writers