When looking for dissertation examples, you must think closely about the topic that you are choosing. You will write a better thesis if you are familiar with the topic and have a strong opinion about it. If you can honestly take a stand at a particular viewpoint you will do better in the final thesis defense (viva voce). If you find the topic interesting, it will help motivate you to study the subject matter and write about it from your own viewpoint. You must be prepared to spend a lot of time researching and proving your dissertation statement. You will need to know all the ins and outs of the topic in order to answer questions in your dissertation defense.

Here we will discuss a variety of subjects that would make good dissertation examples to choose from. First you will need to decide on a general topic area of interest. It is a good idea to choose a subject matter that is relevant to your course of study and degrees, whether you be in the math and sciences area or the arts and humanities area. Here are some examples:

Geology, entomology, biology, archeology, mathematics, sociology, IT, technology, communications, eco-tourism, fine art, music, theatre, literature, languages, writing, law, history, commerce, economics, etc.

Once you decide on a main topic area, you will then need to narrow it down to get your final thesis idea. You will need to dig deeper into the area you are interested in to find an actual thesis topic. Brainstorming with someone else will help you think of ideas as well. It is important to narrow your topic down so that it is not too broad an area or you will appear unfocused. Here are some questions to ask yourself when trying to think of dissertation examples.

- how familiar am I with the subject matter?
- do I have a strong viewpoint on the subject?
- is it something I can prove or disprove in my thesis?
- is there material available for referencing?
- can I dig up research material to support my thesis?
- is it a unique viewpoint? Has it been done before?

Perhaps there is something in your course of study that has always nagged at you. Something that you wished you could have delved into a little deeper. Or, maybe it's something that not a lot has been published on that you know people would be interested in hearing. You may have been taught to think a certain way about a particular situation in history, for example, but maybe you know of facts that point the thought in a different direction.

Carefully consider the points discussed above and they should be of help to you when looking for dissertation examples or thinking up thesis topics to do for your graduate work.