What is a monograph?
Monograph – is a scientific publication dedicated to an in-depth analysis of a single topic or problem. It contains the results of the author’s research, theoretical generalizations, and well-founded conclusions aimed at expanding scientific knowledge.
Monographs are an important element of academic activity and are often taken into account during evaluations, dissertation defence, and when obtaining academic titles and positions.
What criteria should a monograph meet?
- monothematic focus: concentration on a single issue or topic
- competence and reliability: depth and accuracy of the data
- novelty and relevance: contribution to science through new ideas or approaches
- clarity of presentation: clear structure and scientific style
- connection with previous research: analysis and citation of relevant works by other scholars
Types of monographs
Monographs are divided into two types: individual and collective, both of which are equally valuable in the academic community.
- Individual monograph – written by a single author, reflecting the results of their personal research. It is critically important for scholars pursuing a Doctor of Sciences degree, as having at least one such work is a mandatory requirement. Without an individual monograph (at least 10 printed sheets in volume), the dissertation committee will not allow the candidate to defend their dissertation.
- Collective monograph – created by a group of authors, each responsible for a separate section, with the entire work united by a common concept under scientific editing.
Publication of a monograph involves peer review, editorial processing, assignment of an ISBN, and placement in open access or in a publisher’s catalogue. Having a monograph in one’s academic portfolio strengthens the author’s professional status, increases competitiveness, and promotes the dissemination of research results within the scientific community.
Price of the monograph writing service
Information about the price of the “Monograph Writing” service can be found in the “Prices” section on the Scientific Publications website. The indicated amount is approximate and may vary depending on the complexity of the project. To clarify the final cost, leave a request on the website, and our specialists will prepare an individual proposal with possible cooperation options.