Checklist for a Dissertation Proposal

[Baker Lee]

A Dissertation Proposal is a piece of document that allows you to convey your thoughts and ideas along with your proposed plans for conducting the research. It seeks to outline the objective and technique of your study. The checklist below will guide you about the basic elements required to be cited in a dissertation proposal:

• Introduction to your research- Your proposal must list out a brief intro to your work inclusive of the title, abstract, table of contents and the acknowledgement part. There should also be a cover letter if the same is asked by your university.
• Research Question- The research problem must be stated in your proposal. It must include the purpose, subject area, research question, and focus of the study.
• Brief about the Literature Review- The proposal must also highlight the overview of the literature reviewed for the study and its implications.
• Methodology Adopted- The study design and the data collection techniques should also be pointed out in the literature review.

 

Make sure to list all the essential elements in your proposal to get it an instant approval.

[Robert]

I had the misconception that dissertation proposal would simply state a brief about the research objectives.

[Anna]

No it is a brief overview of the whole dissertation.

[Peter Chan]

These are quite useful tips will surely keep them in mind while writing my proposal just waiting for my topic to get approved.

[Katherine Seton]

Yes these are really useful. I included each and every thing mentioned here in my proposal and my guide was quite impressed.

[Jason Evans]

Came across it just at the right time. Thanks for such useful tips

[Jackie Lora]

Many people have this misconception thanks for clearing our doubts.

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