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Research proposal summary

A short summary of the research you propose: the gap, your question, the method and why it matters.

Your brief

Draft language

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What is known, and what is missing.

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How you will answer it, and with what data.

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Length

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What you will get

A medium-length proposal summary for your research: gap, question, method and contribution.

Your draft

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What the supervisor and committee look for

  1. A gap stated precisely, not "little research has been done".
  2. One main question you can answer within the time and the funding.
  3. A method that fits the question, with data you can actually get.
  4. Honest scope: what the project will not cover.

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[Working title][Background and gap: what is known, and the specific thing that is not.][Research question and aims: one main question, two or three aims.][Method and data: how you will answer it, with what data, and where.][Contribution: what will be known or possible afterwards, and for whom.][Scope: what the project will not cover.]
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A finished example

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