This is a dissertation proposal of which the chosen writer below had concluded the Literature Review already.
The proposal shall consist out of the following:
1) Abstract
2) Introduction and background
3) Literature review
4) The Problem Statement
5) Objectives of study
6) Research Methodology
7) Ethical consideration
8) References
The checklist for evaluating the dissertation proposal is as follows and can be used as guidelines to have a masters level proposal completed:
1) The Title:
-Is it an accurate reflection of the content of the proposal?
-Is it succinct-not too long, yet descriptive? Around 15 words, no abbreviations used.
-Does it contain the key elements of the proposed study?
2) The Abstract:
-What will be studied: -Does it capture clearly the main problem, main question or main hypothesis?
-What is the underlying theory: Does it reflect understanding of the main debate issues related to the topic?
-Is there a clear articulation of research methodology and design? (150 ? 200 words).
3) The aim/ rationale of the study:
-Are the aims academically suitable?
-Are they too ambitious?
-Is the issue worth studying and shows understanding of the application of concepts? (Masters Level)
4) Literature review:
-Is the literature relevant to the topic?
-Does it summarise the main trends in the debate about the topic?
-Does it capture the sources of various sources, i.e. Journal, Internet, newspapers, etc.?
-Is the literature review not dated?
5) The problem statement:
-Is the problem informed by the debates in the literature?
-Does the statement capture the focus of the proposed research?
-Is the problem worthy of academic investigation? (Does it relate to theoretical and practical significance, is it trying to study the obvious?)
-Is it focus?
6) Research design:
-Is appropriate method for data collection chosen?
-Is the sample size adequate?
-Is the analysis methodology clear and correct?
7) Ethical considerations:
-Does it make provisions for all ethical clearances?
8) References
-Does it use the correct format (Harvard referencing)?
-References are not dated (older than 15 years).
-Does it capture several sources (academic journals, Internet, news magazines, etc.)?
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