Dissertations@Portsmouth
Bibliographic details and abstracts are available to all. Downloads of full-text dissertations are restricted to University of Portsmouth members who
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The University Library maintains a limited selection of undergraduate student dissertations, taught postgraduate student dissertations and MPhils in electronic form. See our policies and procedures for handling dissertations and requirements for acceptance as well as information about what is included in the selection.
Please note that some courses, including all Business and Law courses do not submit dissertations to this service. If you cannot find relevant dissertations here, please contact your tutor or check on Moodle.
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Most recent additions to the collection
- Wright, Danielle (2024) Picture perfect betrayal: assessing the contributions to the awareness of image-based sexual abuse. (unpublished BSc dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Rea, Mollie (2024) Unveiling gendered narratives: exploring victim-blaming attitudes in intimate partner violence through the Lens of gender stereotypes. (unpublished BSc dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Rhys, Caradog (2024) The criminal class: public perceptions of crime and social class. (unpublished BSc dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Anstee, Benjamin (2024) Digital environments: harnessing virtual reality to transform the educational practices of crime scene investigators. (unpublished BSc dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
- Blunden, Matthew (2024) Perpetuating a cycle of reoffending: a critical analysis of the factors contributing to high rates of recidivism in England and Wales versus Norway's lower rates. (unpublished BSc dissertation), University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth