Are you a PhD or Master-level researcher who has already collected data (either quantitative or qualitative or both) and is likely to analyse it with a view to addressing research gap by answering research questions or approving/disproving research hypotheses? Do you have curiosity to detect unseen patterns or to establish meaningful connections or to figure…
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If you are someone who is willing to go for a PhD programme at any university across the UK or any other part of the world, you will most likely be requested to produce a well-thought research proposal or plan as part of your PhD application. This article will help you excel at writing an…
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Are you someone who is presently working on PhD Thesis or Master-level Dissertation? Do you find yourself stuck when writing up ‘Methodology’ chapter? Does it bother you to such an extent that you feel clueless about the future course of action? If you answered ‘yes’ to all the previously asked questions, you must read on…
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Whether you are writing a Master-level dissertation or a PhD Thesis or a long academic report, you will be required to review the existing published literature, relevant to your topic, in a critical manner with a view to: developing a context for your research study; establishing links between your study and the previous pieces of…
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When you are pursuing your PhD, you are often flooded with large chunks of information that result from the meetings you hold with your PhD supervisor and other academics, the journal articles and books you read through, the conferences you attend and what not. If you leave such high volume of incoming data unattended and…
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A data analysis plan is a skeletal framework for the methodology chapter of your PhD thesis or dissertation that showcases how you are going to organise and analyse the research data collected for your doctoral research and hence, it must be carefully drafted in order to produce optimal results in SPSS and answer the research…
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