What Will You Learn?

• Introduction to Dissertations: Understanding the purpose and importance of a dissertation, identifying different types of dissertations based on the field of study and establishing research objectives and formulating research questions.
• Research Proposal: Crafting a compelling research proposal, identifying and reviewing relevant literature and ddeveloping a research methodology and selecting appropriate data collection methods.
• Data Collection and Analysis: Gathering primary and secondary data sources, applying various data collection techniques, such as surveys, interviews, and experiments and aanalysing and interpreting data using qualitative or quantitative methods.
• Structuring and Writing the Dissertation: Organizing the dissertation into chapters and sections, Crafting a coherent introduction, literature review, methodology, results, and conclusion. Mastering academic writing conventions, including referencing and citation styles.
• Literature Review: Conducting a comprehensive literature review. Evaluating and synthesizing existing research. Identifying gaps in current knowledge and justifying the research's significance.
• Ethical Considerations and Research Integrity: Understanding ethical guidelines and considerations in dissertation research. Ensuring the protection of participants' rights and privacy. Handling potential ethical challenges that may arise during the research process.
• Time Management and Project Planning: Developing a realistic timeline for the dissertation project. Setting milestones and goals to ensure timely progress. Effectively managing time, resources, and tasks throughout the research.