Finish Your Research Proposal & Get Your Research Approved

A practical guide to all aspects of a successful research study proposal and make progress on your own proposal

What you'll learn
What to include in your proposal and presentation so you get your research study approved
Make actual progress on your own proposal by working through the assignments after each lesson
Position yourself more effectively for the rest of your degree by putting more effort into your proposal
The importance of lots of background reading and how that helps you confirm what you want to investigate
Walk through my proposal and see the application of what you have learned in the lessons with a real example
A proposal requires you to answer 3 questions: what are you going to study, why and how
A whiteboard lesson will teach you 80% of what needs to go into a proposal
A thesis statement is like a North Star for your study and the better your’s is, the more successful you will be
Present your proposal and how to create effective PowerPoint slides to support your presentation
Read as much as you can about your topic to get a sense of all the different views and issues in that particular field
Make notes about what you are reading and what issues you uncover that are interesting
You may also need to include a timeline for your study as well as funding information and ethics clearance if required
Explain to your readers exactly what you are going to do in your study; background, what problem will it solve, what contribution
Define some key concepts and definitions, especially terms that come up frequently in the area of your research
A thesis statement which clearly identifies what you are going to study and how that research will address the problem identified
What’s the significance of your research; if you need to apply for funding then this will be critical
You must orientate your research in academic work and show that there is a gap in the literature which you will address
Your method describes the route you will take through your study to get it done, the techniques you will use
Describe what instruments you will use as well as any ethical considerations that need to be incorporated in your study
Your proposal is like a contract; you have written down what you are going to do, your institution commits to supporting you
Requirements
No course requirements but you should be familiar with graduate and post graduate level study
Description
Get instant access to worksheets, follow along, and keep for referenceIntroduce yourself to our community of students in this course and tell us your goals Encouragement and celebration of your progress every step of the way: 25% > 50% > 75% & 100%Over 7 hours of clear and concise step-by-step instructions, lessons, and engagementWhat others are saying:"Peter brings a wealth of experience from his Ph.D. and presents it in a way that is easily accessible. Focussing on the fundamentals and then drawing those principles through to the final proposal. Especially useful are the real-life examples from his own studies." - Prof Ivan Hofsajer"it just fills in the blank spaces on the proposal I am writing" - Noel L."The instructor is very knowledgeable and clearly cares about his students! I feel like I am in a real classroom." - Kira M."It was a fantastic refresher course on how the postgraduate journey starts and must finish." - Knowledge M."I learned on what needs to be taken into a proposal and what needs to be left out from it." - Minkie M.In this course, you will learn exactly what goes into a research proposal so that your research will be approved and you will have created an excellent groundwork for the rest of your study. The more effort you put into your proposal document, the better prepared you will be for the next stages of your degree. In this course are lessons, assignments, quizzes and much more; not only will you learn how to complete a research proposal but you will also make progress on your own proposal. Learn the importance of background reading and how to use questions and note-taking to be more effective in covering the relevant literatureWhat goes into a proposal and a free checklist that you can use to confirm whether you have covered all the requirementsI'll walk you through my own successful Ph.D. proposal document so you can get inspiration and see exactly what I did at that stage of my studyApproach your proposal by answering 3 questions: What are you going to study, why are you going to study it and how are you going to do itThere are lessons and assignments for each of these 3 aspects and you will actually make progress by working on each of these sectionsThere's a whiteboard lesson that gives you an overall approach to your research proposal and an overview of everything you need to knowIn another whiteboard lesson, I'll teach you the importance of good thesis statements and how to create oneA good thesis statement is like a North Star for your research; if you do it really well it will guide you through to successful completionLearn how to approach doing a presentation of your proposal; you can even use the assignments you complete in this course as talking pointsI'll walk you through my own proposal slides so you can see exactly what went into my presentation with my supervisors and industry expertsYou'll be able to introduce yourself and see everyone else's introduction, where they are from, and why they are taking this courseLearn the importance of taking notes when you are doing background reading and how this links with questions you have created to guide youLearn the importance of defining a problem statement, research questions, key concepts, definitions, and explanations of what you are studyingAnswer the question of why are you doing this research; the motivation for it, and the significance of the contribution that you will makeAnswer the question of how you are going to do your study; the academic methods, practicalities, instruments, type of research, ethics, etcI look forward to seeing you in the lessons and reviewing your assignments so that you really can make actual progress on your own proposal, while also putting into practice what you have learned in this course.What you’ll learnWhat to include in your proposal and presentation so you get your research study approvedMake actual progress on your own proposal by working through the assignments after each lessonPosition yourself more effectively for the rest of your degree by putting more effort into your proposalThe importance of lots of background reading and how that helps you confirm what you want to investigateWalk through my proposal and see the application of what you have learned in the lessons with a real exampleA proposal requires you to answer 3 questions: what are you going to study, why, and howA whiteboard lesson will teach you 80% of what needs to go into a proposalA thesis statement is like a North Star for your study and the better your’s is, the more successful you will bePresent your proposal and how to create effective PowerPoint slides to support your presentationRead as much as you can about your topic to get a sense of all the different views and issues in that particular fieldMake notes about what you are reading and what issues you uncover that are interestingYou may also need to include a timeline for your study as well as funding information and ethics clearance if requiredExplain to your readers exactly what you are going to do in your study; background, what problem will it solve, what contributionDefine some key concepts and definitions, especially terms that come up frequently in the area of your researchA thesis statement that clearly identifies what you are going to study and how that research will address the problem identifiedWhat’s the significance of your research; if you need to apply for funding then this will be criticalYou must orientate your research in academic work and show that there is a gap in the literature that you will addressYour method describes the route you will take through your study to get it done, the techniques you will useDescribe what instruments you will use as well as any ethical considerations that need to be incorporated into your studyYour proposal is like a contract; you have written down what you are going to do, and your institution commits to supporting youContents and OverviewYou'll start with Your Proposal Must Explain Your Research By Answering: What, Why And How; Peter Alkema's PhD Proposal Document: Walkthrough & See The Lessons In Practice; Start Here: Read Widely Using Key Questions To Guide You & Always Take Notes; Explain What You Are Doing In Your Research; Problem Statement, Key Concepts; Whiteboard Lesson: How To Write A Good Thesis Statement That Defines Your Study; Explain Why You Are Doing Your Research; The Significance Or The Motivation; Explain How You Are Going To Do Your Research; Method, Instruments, Approach; How To Approach Your Research Proposal Presentation & Proactively Make Progress; Walk Through Of Peter Alkema's PhD Proposal Presentation Slides; Principles And Practices Of Preparing And Presenting With Microsoft PowerPoint; Learn Basic PowerPoint Features With This Walkthrough And Tips And Techniques; Learn More Advanced PowerPoint Features With This Walkthrough & Business Example; Learn How Not To Design PowerPoint Slides As I Demo Some Very Bad Examples; We will also cover Finish your research proposal and get your study approved; Contribution vs significance; Explain how you are going to do your research; How you are going to present your proposal; Advice for everybody for a research proposal; Advice on academic literature and academic proposal; Advice about research proposals and ideal ways to create proposals; Where to start looking for a topic and starting with your proposal; Questions How do you begin finding a topic that is Ph.D. worthy; Then you'll get live webinars and additional insights! You'll get premium support and feedback to help you become more confident with finance!Our happiness guarantee...We have a 30-day 100% money-back guarantee, so if you aren't happy with your purchase, we will refund your course - no questions asked!We can't wait to see you on the course!Enroll now, and we'll help you improve your research writing skills!Peter

Overview

Section 1: Introduction To Get Through Your Proposal Stage And Start Researching

Lecture 1 Introduction To The Course: Finish Your Proposal Successfully & Get It Approved

Lecture 2 Let's Celebrate Your Progress In This Course: 25% > 50% > 75% > 100%!!

Lecture 3 Whiteboard Overview: 80% Of What Needs To Go Into Your Proposal (3 Main Things)

Lecture 4 Introduce Yourself To Your Fellow Students And Tell Us What You Want To Learn

Section 2: Start Here: My Proposal, Read Widely, What Goes In Your Proposal & Get Started

Lecture 5 Your Proposal Must Explain Your Research By Answering: What, Why, And How

Lecture 6 Peter Alkema's PhD Proposal Document: Walkthrough & See The Lessons In Practice

Lecture 7 Start Here: Read Widely Using Key Questions To Guide You & Always Take Notes

Lecture 8 You've Achieved 25% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 50% >>

Section 3: Your Proposal Must Describe To Your Reader What You Are Doing In Your Research

Lecture 9 Explain What You Are Doing In Your Research; Problem Statement, Key Concepts

Lecture 10 Whiteboard Lesson: How To Write A Good Thesis Statement That Defines Your Study

Section 4: Your Proposal Must Describe To Your Reader Why You Are Doing Your Research

Lecture 11 Explain Why You Are Doing Your Research; The Significance Or The Motivation

Section 5: Your Proposal Must Describe To Your Reader How You Are Going To Do Your Research

Lecture 12 Explain How You Are Going To Do Your Research; Method, Instruments, Approach

Section 6: Presenting Or Defending Your Proposal To Ensure The Best Possible Support

Lecture 13 How To Approach Your Research Proposal Presentation & Proactively Make Progress

Lecture 14 Walk Through Of Peter Alkema's PhD Proposal Presentation Slides

Lecture 15 Principles And Practices Of Preparing And Presenting With Microsoft PowerPoint

Lecture 16 You've Achieved 50% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 75% >>

Lecture 17 Learn Basic PowerPoint Features With This Walkthrough And Tips And Techniques

Lecture 18 Learn More Advanced PowerPoint Features With This Walkthrough & Business Example

Lecture 19 Learn How Not To Design PowerPoint Slides As I Demo Some Very Bad Examples

Section 7: Live Coaching, Conversation and Q&A With Peter Alkema

Lecture 20 Finish your research proposal and get your study approved

Lecture 21 Contribution vs significance

Lecture 22 Explain how you are going to do to your research

Lecture 23 How you are going to present your proposal

Lecture 24 You've Achieved 75% >> Let's Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 100% >>

Section 8: Live Conversation and Q&A With Peter Alkema

Lecture 25 Advice for everybody for research proposal

Lecture 26 Advice on academic literature and academic proposal

Lecture 27 Advice about research proposals and ideal ways to create proposals

Lecture 28 Where to start looking for a topic and starting with your proposal

Lecture 29 Questions How do you begin finding a topic that is PhD worthy

Section 9: Conclusion

Lecture 30 Are You Studying? Join The Student Success Coach Today

Lecture 31 You've Achieved 100% >> Let's Celebrate! Remember To Share Your Certificate!!

Section 10:[Optional] Full Live Proposals Webinars: Interview and Coaching Q&A

Lecture 32 Full Live Webinar: Interview With Yolandie Richards After Successful Proposal

Lecture 33 Full Live Webinar: Coaching Q&A On Successful Research Proposals

Section 11: Additional Insights from a live webinar interview with a thesis coach

Lecture 34 Introduction of Webinar-Overview

Lecture 35 Introduction of Guest

Lecture 36 Background of Thesis Coaching Business

Lecture 37 Tool for Managing Literature Reviews

Lecture 38 What is Plan and Process of Literature Review

Lecture 39 What is Academic Tone and its effect on Literature Review

Lecture 40 Key Aspects and Constituents that comprise to literature review

Lecture 41 What is Meant by Engaging Literature Review

Lecture 42 How to Write a Literature Review-Book

Lecture 43 How to Identify Authoritative authors articles for literature review

Lecture 44 What is Meant by Writing Analytically in a Literature Review

Lecture 45 How many Number of citations are required for Literature review

Lecture 46 How to set Background in Literature Review

Lecture 47 Is It good to Quote same Author in different Paragraphs

Lecture 48 What is Thematic and Chronological approach in Literature review

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