Research support should be useful, accountable and academically defensible.
Our trust framework covers how support is delivered, how experts are reviewed, how researcher information is handled, and how Thesis Tutors separates legitimate academic support from work that must remain the student’s own.
Academic integrity
Support is designed around learning, planning, explanation, feedback and research development—not ghostwriting or impersonation.
Read the policy → 02Expert verification
Expert onboarding can include identity, qualification, discipline, methodology and service-standard review before matching.
How verification works → 03Privacy & confidentiality
Research enquiries and portal information are handled for service delivery and support, with privacy rights explained clearly.
Read privacy information → 04Service standards
Clear scope, professional communication, appropriate boundaries and escalation routes support consistent delivery.
See service standards → 05Responsible AI use
AI can support routing, planning and learning workflows while human research support remains central.
Read AI information → 06Institutional governance
Universities and organisations can assess delivery, privacy, pilot structure, reporting and procurement requirements.
Institutional governance →Human support around the researcher’s own work.
- Explain methods, statistics and research concepts
- Help researchers prepare plans, questions and decisions
- Provide editorial feedback on researcher-authored work
- Prepare researchers for supervision, viva and corrections
- Organise support through the Research Room
We do not sell academic impersonation.
- No writing a thesis or dissertation for submission as the researcher’s own
- No fabricated data, sources, results or credentials
- No guaranteed grades, publication or viva outcomes
- No replacement of the university’s formal supervisor or examination process
- No misleading claims about expert qualifications
Review Thesis Tutors before you pilot it.
Institutional buyers can review the capability model, procurement journey and controls before discussing a cohort or programme.