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- Restate the main topic of your essay (linked to your Introduction)
- Restate your position (thesis statement)
- Summarize the arguments of your essay (from the context and analysis)
- Provide answers to each of the questions/hypotheses.
- Discuss level of confidence or certainty about conclusions if appropriate.
- Conclude this section with the full answer to the research question.
NB: do not introduce new information or arguments
Structure of conclusion
Structure of conclusion
Make sure that your conclusion has these parts.
Conclusion. Example.docxExample of conclusion
Example of conclusion
You can use this example in order to see what you are expected to write in conclusion.
You should NOT:
You should NOT:
- state the obvious: avoid using "in conclusion", "in summary" or similar phrases;
- wait until the conclusion to state your thesis. State your thesis in introduction and restate it in conclusion;
- add new information on the topic in the conclusion. All new information should be given in main body;
- change the tone of your paper. Don't become emotional, keep the academic tone;
- make apologies. Avoid apologetic phrases such as "It is only my opinion", "I am no expert", etc.
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