Copenhagen Academic Writing Academy

Regardless of your academic field, writing a strong research paper involves key steps: Develop a Clear Thesis Statement – Ensure your research question is well-defined and approved by your supervisor. Plan Your Time Effectively – Set deadlines for research, writing, and revision. Structure Your Paper – Organize it into an introduction, body, and conclusion. Choose the Right Methodology – Select qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods based on your research. Collect and Analyze Data – Gather reliable sources and critically evaluate findings. Support Your Thesis with Evidence – Use credible references and maintain logical argumentation. Ensure Cohesion and Proper Referencing – Follow a consistent citation style (APA, MLA, etc.). Proofread Thoroughly – A final review […]

First, when writing an essay determine your text type. Specifically, decide on the most appropriate type of text your essay must be. Types include an argument, a proposal for solving a problem, a causal analysis, i.e. discussing the cause or causes of a problem, a comparison or a description. These are the most common types of essays. An essay may combine several types of text, for instance combining an argument and a proposal. In each text type, there are some rules that must be considered. Below, we shall look at the common steps in writing and structuring of essays.

A job application must convince a prospective employer that you are the right candidate for the job. Structure your argument to show that you are the person they want and need. You must be familiar with writing an argument, one of the academic writing techniques. Moreover, you should use the relevant terminology and write grammatically correct – they will remember the impression you make long after they have forgotten items of other information. Read below what you should include in your argument.

In 2011, I went to the University of Copenhagen School of Oral Health Sciences (OdontSchool) in order to get my teeth treated by dentist students. When I sat in the dentist’s chair, I said to the dentist student working on my teeth that he must have had a very high average in his upper-secondary school that it could earn him admission to the OdontSchool. To my surprise, he said that he actually did not have high grades in upper-secondary school, and that the only reason that he was offered admission was that he wrote a very good admission letter. Right then and there, I decided to learn all about writing good admission letters. To […]