EUI Researchers: Text Revision and Feedback
The EUI Text Revision Service helps PhD and LLM researchers to develop their academic writing, and express their ideas more effectively. All texts that are sent to this service are revised by teachers of Academic Writing. The service is not a proof-reading service.
Who can have their work revised by the Service?
What work can I have revised by the Service?
When does the Service accept papers for revision?
What do I have to do to get my text revised?
Can I discuss my revision with the teacher?
Can I have papers in other languages revised?
EUI-Policy on Academic Writing supoport and Thesis Correction Services
If you are an EUI researcher you can use the service provided you meet one of the following requirements:
- you have been exempted from following academic writing courses
- you speak English as a first language
- you have followed at least 75% of an academic writing course
- Departmental papers (max. 10 pages)
- Second-year chapters (max. 20 pages)
- Purpose statements, Teaching statements, Letters of application etc.
- Articles, conference papers, working papers, etc. can also be corrected internally, at the discretion of the English Unit.
For editing of complete PhD or LLM theses check the
Thesis Editing page.
The English Academic Literacies Unit accepts papers for revision from 2 October 2023 to 14 June 2024.
If you want a revision between mid-June to end of September, you will have to find a corrector and pay for it privately. See the List of Correctors for possible names.
- Format: Word document, 1.5 line space, numbered pages
- Include a front page with your Name, Department, Supervisor, Title, Contact number/Address, Number of Words without Bibliography, and Deadline Date if you have one
- Indicate which pages you would like revised (see page limits above)
- Send papers in an email attachment to the CALL
Allow a minimum of 10 working days for revision
Backlogs may sometimes occur during the year; we encourage you to keep in touch with the English tutors
Papers can be handed in once they are completed or in short sections
Papers can also be handed in for revision after your departmental deadline
Each revision is followed by a feedback session with the teacher.
The feedback session aims to:
- Clarify doubts or questions with the revision or problem areas that have emerged
- Develop strategies for learning from your errors
- Discuss further ways of improving your writing skills
- Provide exercises and/or discuss areas for further language revision
- Assist in setting up a plan for the next phase of the writing process
You can have papers revised in three languages other than English:
For any other languages you will have to arrange private revision. Some correctors on the List of Correctors offer languages other than English.
If you have any questions, contact the
CALL.
Page last updated on 08 September 2023