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Research Proposal 101
Get familiar with the basics of research proposal development and writing. In this free webinar, you’ll learn:
– What a research proposal is (and the purpose it serves) – The 5 critical components of a high-quality proposal – What assessors/supervisors are looking for – How to get started drafting your proposal
What’s this all about?
The 45-minute webinar covers the basics of research proposal development (specifically for dissertations and theses), so that you can write up your proposal with confidence.
The session is geared for students undertaking research for Master’s and Doctoral-level degrees within the sciences (natural and social). That said, you’ll still benefit even if you don’t fit this description, as the requirements are largely consistent across disciplines .
Key Details:
– When : On-demand (instant access) – Where : Online (video or audio) – Duration : 45 minutes – Cost: 100% free
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Kerryn Warren (PhD) is one of our friendly coaches. Having lectured and tutored students for over 10 years in subjects ranging from biology (natural science) to archaeological heritage (social science), Kerryn brings a unique blend of skills and perspectives.
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Your proposal needs to be: prepared in a certain format; submitted to the Graduate Research School office; Due dates. From your start date you must submit your research proposal within: full-time master's by research - four months ; part-time master's by research - eight months ; full-time PhD - six months ; part-time PhD - nine months
Writinga Literature Review, Writing a Research Proposal, Writingan Annotated Bibliography, Methodsand Methodology, Writing a Research Abstract, Writing Thesis Statements, and Quoting andParaphrasing. Want to know more about STUDYSmarter? Findout about all our services and resources at: www.studysmarter.uwa.edu.au Any suggestions?
To consider the role of proposals in the research process To identify the key components of a UWA research proposal To clarify your thoughts regarding your research proposal Workshop Outline 11.00 - 11.30 Research proposals and the research journey 11.30 - 12.00 The UWA research proposal: format and evaluation 12.00 ...
Outcomes. Students are able to (1) design and develop a research project proposal; (2) discuss the nexus between the clinical laboratory and the development and application of novel techniques and/or processes; (3) formulate research project plans incorporating project scope, resource allocation and timelines; (4) present both orally and in ...
Unit Overview. In this unit students develop a research proposal for their Master of Science thesis. Students are guided by their research supervisors in planning their research project and developing a project proposal. The components of the research proposal include a clear articulation of the scientific context and significance, research ...
UWA offers a wide range of research training events and training resources for HDR students including drop-in sessions, workshops, writing retreats and online modules. The Research Training Events flyer provides an overview of events according to stage of candidature. Use this flyer to help develop your training plan in HDRhub.
Writing a research proposal in an integral part of doing research. Students submit a proposal in order to get their research project approved. However, befor...
Improve the way you write and present research. Download our Survival Guides. Methods and methodology [PDF File, 787.6 KB] Planning a research project [PDF File, 1.0 MB] Thesis checklist and tips [PDF File, 564.1 KB] Writing a literature review [PDF File, 588.8 KB] Writing a research abstract [PDF File, 571.3 KB]
9.30 - 10.15pm Components of a UWA research proposal 10.15 - 10.30pm Break 10.30 - 10.45pm Components of a UWA research proposal ... as is outlined in the Graduate Research School's Guidelines for Writing a Research Proposal. The only exception being that in section A. (Proposed Study) you will address either question 2 or 3, depending ...
Outcomes. Students are able to (1) format bibliography in an appropriate style; (2) formulate aims to address the identified gaps in research; (3) develop a research plan to address the aims of the project; (4) compile, read and critically evaluate literature relevant to the area of research; (5) identify gaps in current knowledge; and (6) demonstrate high level written communication skills.
With guidance from Doctoral supervisors, students will write a research proposal that conforms to University doctoral requirements. Students will incorporate relevant ethical behaviour and protocols in relation to conducting research in the proposal. Students are able to (1) formulate and justify research questions based on emerging gaps in the ...
Your proposal needs to be: prepared in a certain format; submitted to the Graduate Research School office; Due dates. From your start date you must submit your research proposal within: full-time master's by research - four months ; part-time master's by research - eight months ; full-time PhD - six months ; part-time PhD - nine months
Your literature review should: place your research in a historical/ theoretical context, show how your research relates to previous studies and why it is important, examine 'landmark' i.e. momentous or key papers in your field, identify and critically discuss key theoretical or methodological controversies, compare and contrast different ...
Writing a research proposal can be quite challenging, but a good starting point could be to look at some examples. We've included a few for you below. Example research proposal #1: "A Conceptual Framework for Scheduling Constraint Management" Example research proposal #2: "Medical Students as Mediators of Change in Tobacco Use" Title page
Outcomes. Students are able to (1) assess current knowledge in the field of their research project and acquire knowledge of document preparation, referencing and conventions appropriate to physics; (2) develop written and oral communication skills through preparation of presentation and oral defense of the proposal; and (3) work within the research group and start research in the proposed ...
Research Proposal 101. Get familiar with the basics of research proposal development and writing. In this free webinar, you'll learn: - What a research proposal is (and the purpose it serves) - The 5 critical components of a high-quality proposal. - What assessors/supervisors are looking for. - How to get started drafting your proposal.