Quick answer: We write bespoke master’s dissertations from €21 per standard page (1,800 characters), with a typical 15,000-word project delivered in four to six weeks and express turnaround in as little as 7 days. Every order is fully confidential — no real name needed — with payment split across four instalments and your own writer chosen from rated quotes.
Updated: 11 June 2026 · Content by Ghostwriting4U
A master’s dissertation is the single biggest piece of writing most students ever produce — tens of thousands of words, months of reading, and a final mark that can shape your degree classification. If the deadline is closing in and the literature review still has not taken shape, you are not alone, and you are not stuck. Ghostwriting4U pairs you with an academic who already holds a postgraduate degree in your field and has written work like yours dozens of times.
Everything we produce is a bespoke model answer: written from scratch for you, kept confidential, and built to be used as a study aid and reference for your own research. No templates, no recycled essays, no shortcuts.
What you get with Ghostwriting4U
- A genuine subject expert — your writer holds a master’s or PhD in your discipline, not a generalist juggling ten unrelated topics.
- Turnitin-safe originality — written for you alone, with a similarity report on request.
- Your referencing, your handbook — Harvard, APA, MLA, Chicago, Vancouver or OSCOLA, matched to your department’s marking guide.
- You choose your writer — compare quotes and ratings from past clients before you decide.
- Pay in instalments — split the cost into four parts and approve each stage before the next.
- Total confidentiality — no real name required; you work under an account number.
Master’s thesis or dissertation — which is it?
The words trip people up, and they mean opposite things depending on where you study. In the UK and most of Europe, the long independent research project at master’s level is a dissertation; a thesis is the doctoral project. In the United States the labels are reversed — a master’s thesis, then a PhD dissertation. It does not change the work itself, only what your university calls it. Tell us your institution and we will use its exact terminology and follow its submission rules.
How it works
Four steps, and you stay in control of every one.
- Send your brief. Topic, word count, deadline, and your university’s handbook if you have it. No name needed.
- Choose your writer. Within hours you receive quotes from qualified writers, each with ratings from previous students. You pick.
- Work in stages. Talk to your writer directly, share supervisor feedback, and receive the work chapter by chapter if you prefer.
- Pay as you go. Split the fee into four instalments and sign off each part before the next begins.
Fields we cover
Your dissertation lands with a specialist in your discipline — someone who knows the debates, the methods and the key authors.
Business, management & economics
Strategy, finance, HR, operations and economics dissertations, including primary research with surveys or interviews, financial modelling and case-study analysis. Our writers are fluent in frameworks like SWOT, PESTEL and Porter’s Five Forces, and know when a marker wants theory applied rather than just described. Example topics:
- The effect of remote leadership on team cohesion in UK professional services
- Working-capital management and survival rates of post-pandemic SMEs
- Behavioural drivers of green-bond investment among institutional funds
Marketing
Consumer behaviour, digital marketing, branding and market-research dissertations, with the data analysis — SPSS, thematic coding or both — to back up your findings rather than decorate them. Example topics:
- How brand activism shapes loyalty among ethically minded UK consumers
- The role of AI-driven personalisation in luxury retail conversion
- Measuring the ROI of influencer partnerships in the beauty sector
Nursing, healthcare & social work
Evidence-based practice projects, systematic and literature reviews, reflective accounts and care-focused research. Our writers follow Vancouver referencing, NMC and HCPC expectations, and the ethics conventions these disciplines take seriously. Example topics:
- Interventions to reduce burnout among newly qualified nurses
- Person-centred care and outcomes in early-stage dementia
- Barriers to safeguarding referral in community social work
Law
Doctrinal and comparative legal dissertations in OSCOLA, with proper case and statute analysis. From human rights to commercial and IP law, your writer argues from authority, not opinion. Example topics:
- The regulation of generative AI and copyright infringement in the UK
- Corporate accountability for human-rights abuses in global supply chains
- Reforming the law of unfair dismissal in the gig economy
Computer science & engineering
Software, data-science, AI and engineering projects that combine a written dissertation with a working artefact — code, a model or a prototype — plus the testing and evaluation a technical marker looks for. Example topics:
- A deep-learning approach to anomaly detection in network traffic
- Federated learning for privacy-preserving healthcare analytics
- Optimising energy use in edge-computing IoT deployments
Psychology & education
Quantitative and qualitative research, APA 7th throughout, sound methodology and the statistical or thematic analysis your ethics committee and your supervisor will expect. Example topics:
- The relationship between sleep quality and academic performance in postgraduates
- Teacher wellbeing and retention in English secondary schools
- The impact of mindfulness interventions on exam anxiety
How a master’s dissertation is structured
Most UK master’s dissertations follow a recognisable shape. The exact chapter list varies by department, but a marker expects to find:
- Title page, abstract and contents
- Introduction — your research problem, aims and questions
- Literature review — a critical map of existing work, not a summary
- Methodology — your approach, design, sampling and ethics, justified
- Results / findings — what your data actually shows
- Discussion — what it means, set against the literature
- Conclusion — contribution, limitations and what comes next
- References and appendices
Lab-based and scientific dissertations often use the tighter IMRaD format (Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion). Either way, we build to the structure your handbook specifies — and if you are not sure which applies, your writer will tell you.
Word count, formatting and referencing
A master’s dissertation in the UK typically runs 15,000 to 20,000 words, though taught-master’s projects can be shorter and research-heavy ones longer. We price and plan around your exact word count — we quote per standard page, where one standard page is 1,800 characters of text, the standard most universities use.
Referencing is where easy marks are won and lost. We write in every major system — Harvard, APA 7th, MLA, Chicago, Vancouver and OSCOLA — and we match your department’s house style exactly, because a marker who finds sloppy citations starts reading with doubt. Send us your handbook and we will mirror its formatting, from line spacing to the reference list.
Originality and Turnitin
Every dissertation is written from scratch for one student and never resold, reused or added to any database. That is the whole point of a bespoke model answer. On request we run your work through Turnitin and send you the similarity report, so you can see the originality score with your own eyes before you decide what to do with it.
How much does it cost?
Prices start at €21 per standard page (1,800 characters) and depend on your subject, level and deadline. A 15,000-word dissertation therefore starts at roughly €1,050, and you always see a fixed quote before committing. Spread it across four instalments and approve each stage before paying for the next — so your budget and your dissertation stay under control at the same time.
| Deadline | Surcharge | Price from (per standard page) | 15,000-word dissertation from |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5+ weeks (standard) | None | €21 | €1,050 |
| 3–4 weeks | +15% | €24 | €1,200 |
| 7–14 days (express) | +40% | €29 | €1,450 |
| Under 7 days (rush) | On request | From €35 | From €1,750 |
Prices are indicative starting points; your fixed quote depends on subject, methodology and the research involved.
How to choose a dissertation topic
At master’s level the topic has to be more than interesting — it has to be researchable in the time and with the resources you actually have. Work through these in order:
- Find the gap, not just the subject. A strong master’s topic answers a question the literature has left open. Read enough to know what has already been said before you commit.
- Confirm you can get the data. Interviews, secondary datasets, ethics approval — line all of this up before you write the proposal, not after.
- Scope it to the word count. Twenty thousand words sounds vast until you try to do justice to a question that is too broad. Narrow until it fits.
- Match it to your methods. If your stats are shaky, a heavily quantitative design will fight you; play to the analysis you can actually run, or budget time to learn it.
- Agree it with your supervisor. Their expertise is your sharpest feedback loop. Settle the question and the scope before chapter one.
Common mistakes in a master’s dissertation
- A descriptive literature review. At this level a summary is not enough — the review must synthesise, critique and build the case for your research question.
- Methodology without justification. Markers want to see why your design answers your question, what alternatives you rejected and what its limitations are.
- Findings and discussion merged. Present the data first, interpret it second. Blurring the two costs marks and clarity.
- Over-claiming from the data. A small sample or a single case cannot carry sweeping conclusions. Markers reward honesty about what your study can and cannot show.
- Inconsistent referencing. One style, applied properly, throughout. Mixed or careless citations read as a lack of rigour.
- A thin theoretical framework. The discussion has to set findings against established theory, not float free of it.
- Ignoring ethics until late. Human-participant research needs approval before data collection. Leave it too long and the timeline collapses.
- A conclusion that adds nothing. It should state your contribution, own its limitations and point to further research — not restate the introduction.
What students say
The SPSS analysis was the part I genuinely could not do. My writer ran it, explained the output, and wrote a results chapter I could actually defend in my viva. Came out with a merit.
Vancouver referencing, NMC framing, the lot — exactly what my department wanted. The literature review was genuinely critical rather than just a list. Turnitin came back at 5%.
I was working full time and the dissertation kept slipping. Chapter-by-chapter delivery meant I always had something to send my supervisor. The instalment option made it manageable on top of fees.
Our numbers
Universities our students write for
Our writers know the postgraduate dissertation handbooks, referencing conventions and viva expectations of the UK’s leading institutions, including:
Exacting standards on argument and source criticism, with faculty-specific submission conventions we follow precisely.
Subject-by-subject dissertation expectations; we match each department’s exact requirements and word limits.
Research-intensive across science, social science and the humanities, with a strong emphasis on methodology and ethics.
Detailed faculty handbooks for business, nursing, engineering and the social sciences. We work to the marking criteria.
Rigorous theoretical framing for economics, management and politics dissertations at master’s level.
Distinct postgraduate dissertation conventions across its schools; strong in informatics, business and the humanities.
Strong in law, nursing, health and the humanities. We follow OSCOLA, Vancouver or the relevant style as required.
We also support students at the wider Russell Group, post-1992 universities and international institutions teaching in English.
How to use your dissertation — and is it legal?
What you receive is a model answer: a custom-written, fully referenced study aid for your own research and reference. Commissioning reference material is entirely legal. How you use it is your responsibility, and we ask every client to use our work in line with their institution’s academic-integrity policy. We are upfront about this because a service that pretends otherwise is not one you should trust with your degree.
Why students choose Ghostwriting4U
Anonymous from start to finish. Writers who actually hold a degree in your subject. The freedom to pick your own writer on price and track record. Direct contact throughout, free amendments within your brief, and instalments that keep you in control of both the money and the work. We have spent over a decade preparing academic materials, and the reason students come back — and send their friends — is simple: the work is good, and the process is honest.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a master's dissertation cost?
Pricing starts at €21 per standard page (1 standard page = 1,800 characters) and depends on your subject, academic level and how soon you need it. A typical 15,000-word master's dissertation is roughly 50 standard pages and therefore starts at around €1,050. You get a fixed quote before you commit to anything — no hidden fees.
How long does it take to write a master's dissertation?
A full master's dissertation usually takes four to six weeks, depending on the topic and whether primary research is involved. If you are closer to your deadline, our express option can deliver in as little as seven days, and we can also work chapter by chapter so you receive sections as they are finished.
What is the difference between a thesis and a dissertation?
It depends on the country. In the UK, the long research project at master's level is usually called a dissertation, while a thesis is the doctoral (PhD) project. In the US it is the other way round. We cover both — tell us your university and we will follow its exact terminology and handbook.
Is the work original and Turnitin-safe?
Yes. Every piece is written from scratch for you alone and never resold or reused. On request we run it through Turnitin and send you the similarity report, so you can see the originality score before you submit.
Can you write in my referencing style?
We work in every major style — Harvard, APA 7th, MLA, Chicago, Vancouver and OSCOLA for law. Send us your department's referencing guide and we will match it down to the punctuation.
Can I talk to my writer while the work is in progress?
Yes. You communicate with your writer directly through your account, share your supervisor's feedback, upload sources and ask for updates. You stay in control the whole way through.
What if my supervisor asks for changes?
Amendments that fall within your original brief are free. Send us the feedback and your writer revises the work until it matches what your supervisor asked for.
Can you handle the data analysis as well as the writing?
Yes. Our writers run quantitative analysis in SPSS, R or Stata and qualitative analysis through thematic or framework coding, then write up the results so the numbers and the narrative agree. Tell us your data and your research questions and we will recommend the right approach.
Do you offer instalment payments?
Yes. You can split the fee into four parts and approve each stage of the work before paying for the next, so your budget and your dissertation stay under control at the same time.
Is my order confidential?
Completely. We never ask for your real name — you work under an account number. Your topic is not indexed by search engines and your details are never shared with anyone, including your writer.
Get your dissertation moving today
Send us your topic, word count and deadline — and your university’s handbook if you have it. You will have quotes from qualified writers within hours, with no obligation and no name required.