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University students are called upon to write papers and assignments for a number of different disciplines, each of which have their own language conventions, style, format, structure, and documentation styles. Some even have different ideas about what “counts” as good evidence or sound argument. The resources below will help you to navigate these differences with information on and writing samples from different disciplines.

Writing about literature

• Essay Writing for Literature Classes, adapted with permission from material by Veronica Thompson
• The Basics of Documentation, an important resource to help students avoid plagiarism and learn how to use citations and references appropriately and correctly.
• from Mark McCutcheon of Athabasca University

Writing in business

• Questions and Answers Regarding Writing for Organizations
• Writing in Organizations

Writing in history

• Chicago style for History students

Writing in political science

Writing in psychology

• , Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Athabasca University

Writing in science

• Irregular plurals-Biology/Zoology, Athabasca University

Writing in sociology

• Writing in American Sociological Association (ASA) Style