Hi Cal,

While writing a dissertation, you must follow your university's preferred format. So if the requirement is to follow Harvard style you'll have to follow that.

While reading scholarly articles you will come across different formats of citation/referencing which might seem distracting in the beginning but eventually you will get used to them.

Best of luck with your dissertation.

While strictly following your University guidelines i.e. Harvard Style - you can present In-Text Citations in two formats: (Author Date) / (Author Date, page number) - information focused format: the citation is usually placed at the end of a sentence.

If the citation refers to only part of the sentence, it should be placed at the end of the clause or phrase to which it relates.

For more details on harvard/footnote system - please refer to the attached document.

Regards,

Dear Calin Mauch

Well, it depends, The superscript number 1 is inserted into the document immediately next to the fact, concept, or quotation being cited. If citing more than one reference at the same point, separate the numbers with commas and no spaces between.

Best Regards

Dr. Fatemeh Khozaei

Yes

According to the citation system you use: In Health Sciences, according to the APA and / or Vancouver system, NO!

It depends, check with your faculty.

Check with the University guidelines and just follow the Harvard referencing style

It is not allowed by that style

Dear Calin

It relates to your university rules and standards and you must follow the university's guidelines.

In general, you can use any style.

Hi you can use end not program in Microsoft word it is very helpful for references

no

It depends upon the citation method.

APA referencing doesn't follow that.

This is base on the policy of the journal and the allowed citation method.

Based on which style you follow. Vancouver Style, uses superscript

It depends on what style you are using.

for APA version it is not allowed.

Thank you

Journals have specific requirements. Some journals prefer numbers. Others use text. When submitting a manuscript, check the author guidelines of the journal to know which one to use.

The method of dissertation writing depends on the style adopted by the university

Yes. I agree with others. You need to follow the guidelines recommended by your institute.

Best regards

You cite works in the introduction to your thesis using superscripts, in the MLA style. This is what I did as per the recommendations of my supervisor.