I can help you conduct qualitative analysis and write dissertation

Why Hire Me?

With over seven years of experience in academic research and data analysis, I bring deep expertise in qualitative methodologies to support your dissertation. Whether your focus is narrative, thematic, or grounded theory, I ensure your analysis is thorough, your argument is coherent, and your final work meets the highest academic standards.

Key Strengths:

• Proficient in qualitative research designs such as ethnography, grounded theory, case study, and narrative analysis

• Skilled in using tools like NVivo, ATLAS.ti, and manual coding frameworks

• Experienced in conducting and analyzing interviews, focus groups, and document reviews

• Ability to translate qualitative data into thematic findings with conceptual clarity

• Adherence to academic ethics, citation standards, and institutional guidelines

• Strong academic writing skills for methodology, findings, and discussion chapters

I focus on converting complex qualitative data into structured, defensible research that communicates depth and meaning clearly.

What I Need to Start Your Work

To ensure a smooth and effective qualitative dissertation process, I require the following:

1) Dissertation Topic and Research Objectives

• Description of your qualitative research topic and its purpose

• Specific research questions or problems you seek to address

• Relevant conceptual frameworks or theories you plan to use

2) Scope of Qualitative Analysis

• Target population or setting for your study (e.g., employees, communities, industries)

• Preferred methodology (e.g., case study, grounded theory, interpretive phenomenology)

• Specific themes or issues you aim to explore in depth

3) Data Collection Requirements

• Types of data (e.g., interview transcripts, observation notes, policy documents)

• Your plan or progress on data collection, including sampling strategy and consent protocols

• Software tools, if any, you plan to use or expect me to work with (e.g., NVivo)

4) University Guidelines and Dissertation Structure

• Institutional requirements for formatting, citations, and research conduct

• Chapter structure (e.g., dedicated findings and discussion sections, appendix requirements)

• Word count or length expectations

5) Current Progress and Areas for Support

• What you’ve completed so far (proposal, literature review, ethics clearance)

• Sections where you need targeted help: e.g., method design, coding, analysis writing

• Preferences for receiving edits and suggestions (e.g., Word docs with track changes)

6) Deadlines and Communication Preferences

• Timeline for completion and any intermediate submission dates

• Communication mode (email, video call, shared docs) and update frequency

7) Additional Instructions

• Any feedback you’ve received on prior drafts

• Language preferences or terminology consistency

• Specific referencing style (APA, Harvard, etc.)