1. Background to your research topic (500 words)
Including references to academic literature. You should start with the ‘history’, and move on to recent developments (‘recent’ depends on your choice of topic). You should mention which aspects of the topic you would like to research and state why this is important.
2. Hypothesis (50 words)
A prediction of what you think your research results would be if you carried out the research.
3. Research Questions
2-3 focused questions as agreed with your tutor
4. Methodology OR Proposed Methodology (950 words)
• Types of data i.e. what you will need to collect to help you answer your research questions (primary/secondary/quantitative/qualitative/literature-based study
• Relate your population and sample back to your research questions
• Justify your sample selection, mentioning feasibility where necessary.
• Which data collection tools did you use? (e.g. questionnaires/interviews/observations) What was the nature of these data collection techniques? (e.g. open-ended interviews)
• Why did you choose these methods? (type of data/triangulation/reactivity/conformity etc.)
5. Data Analysis OR Data Analysis + Discussion of Findings (1000 words)
• Present your most significant data as graphs or charts, and include a paragraph or two of discussion according to what the charts show. With each chart, you may wish to include a section of tabulated qualitative data to identify correlations (e.g. triangulate) your findings.
• Your discussion should link back to your literature review, and explain if/how your findings deal with the gap in research.
• It is helpful to divide your discussion by research question, as this will help you decide what is relevant.
6. Conclusion (500 words)
• Summarise your findings – you might choose to do this
• ]in bullet point format
• Include a section called ‘Limitations’ – including the size of the sample, generalisability of your findings and any unexpected occurrences
• Suggest some recommendations for future research, including:
* How would you extend the study next time?
* Would you use a different sample? Why?
* Would you use different data collection methods? Why
* Was there anything inconclusive about your data this time?
* How would you change the study next time to generate more reliable data?
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