What thesis editing includes
Thesis editing is deeper than proofreading. We read for argument, structure and signposting as well as for sentence-level correctness. You receive both line-by-line tracked changes and an editor's report identifying any areas that may need your attention before submission.
- Line editing: grammar, syntax, register, clarity, concision
- Structural notes: chapter signposting, argument flow, balance between chapters
- Consistency of terminology, abbreviations, hyphenation and capitalisation
- Reference style enforcement (APA, Harvard, Vancouver, OSCOLA, Chicago, IEEE, etc.)
- Figure, table, equation and appendix numbering and cross-references
- Editor's report flagging passages a reader or examiner may query