Dissertation & thesis

Literature Reviews

A critical synthesis of the literature that identifies a genuine gap and frames your research.

Overview

A literature review is not a summary of what you have read. We organise sources by theme, compare and critique findings, and build towards the gap your own study addresses.

Searches use recognised databases such as Scopus, Web of Science, JSTOR and PubMed, and systematic or scoping reviews follow PRISMA reporting with a documented search strategy.

What’s included

Search strategy and database selection
Thematic or chronological structure
Critical comparison of key studies
Theoretical or conceptual framework
Identification of the research gap
PRISMA flow diagram for systematic reviews

Who it’s for

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Dissertation students writing chapter two
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Health and social science students completing systematic or scoping reviews
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PhD candidates updating a review for the thesis or a journal

Deliverables

What you receive

Everything arrives as files you can open, check and keep — nothing you have to take on trust.

Literature review chapter
Source library for your reference manager
Search log for systematic reviews

Four steps

Simple to start, no account required

No sign-up wall, no payment gateway before you know the price. Just a conversation and a fixed quote.

01
Send your brief
Share the module handbook, marking rubric, word count and deadline over WhatsApp or email. No account, no forms.
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Get a fixed quote
We match you to a subject specialist and confirm scope and price up front. Nothing starts until you approve it.
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Review as it’s written
Longer projects arrive chapter by chapter so you can give feedback while there is still time to act on it.
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Delivery with reports
Final work lands with its Turnitin similarity and AI reports attached, plus 30 days of free revisions.

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