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Poorly written emails delay feedback, weaken impressions, and signal academic immaturity. If you are an undergraduate student preparing to contact your project supervisor, this guide will show you how to write professional academic emails that are clear, respectful, and effective.

Based on real supervision experience and common student mistakes, this session provides a practical framework you can apply immediately.

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Why email quality matters in academic environments
The correct way to address your supervisor
How to write subject lines that get opened and prioritised
What identification details to include in every email
How to avoid grammar and structure errors
The complete structure of a model academic email
Why capitalisation and tone matter
A ready to use email template for project submissions
The five questions every academic email must answer
Final advice on professional student communication

Whether you are submitting chapters, requesting feedback, or introducing yourself to a supervisor, this guide will help you communicate with clarity and confidence.

Strong research requires strong communication. Your email is often the first academic impression you create.

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Students beginning supervision
Anyone unsure how to email a lecturer professionally

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