Doctoral Proposal Writing:A Guide for Inteational Students

by: Peter Samuels (Author)

Publisher:

Edition: 1st

Publication Date: 2024/10/2

Language: English

Print Length: 124 pages

ISBN-10: 1032561939

ISBN-13: 9781032561936

Book Description

Doctoral Proposal Writing is an essential guide for current and prospective inteational doctoral students wishing to apply and study for a PhD in the UK, and other countries where courses are conducted in English.The book supports students in choosing a suitable research topic and writing an effective proposal for investigating this topic across a range of forms of doctoral research, across several disciplines, with an emphasis on inteational students and students with English as an additional language. The author offers guidance for prospective doctoral students in their applications to study for a doctorate, in writing their initial proposals once they have been enrolled and, if necessary, in writing subsequent extended proposals. The book also includes content on developing academic writing, including paragraph writing, argumentation, doing literature reviews, constructing methodologies and using evidence and referencing. The book ends by covering giving a proposal presentation, how to get the most out of supervisory relationships and thinking about the next steps in your research.By giving insights into the doctoral jouey, and using real-life examples of good-quality doctoral proposals by inteational students, this is an essential resource for anyone looking to study for a PhD in the UK or anglophone countries.

About the Author

Doctoral Proposal Writing is an essential guide for current and prospective inteational doctoral students wishing to apply and study for a PhD in the UK, and other countries where courses are conducted in English.The book supports students in choosing a suitable research topic and writing an effective proposal for investigating this topic across a range of forms of doctoral research, across several disciplines, with an emphasis on inteational students and students with English as an additional language. The author offers guidance for prospective doctoral students in their applications to study for a doctorate, in writing their initial proposals once they have been enrolled and, if necessary, in writing subsequent extended proposals. The book also includes content on developing academic writing, including paragraph writing, argumentation, doing literature reviews, constructing methodologies and using evidence and referencing. The book ends by covering giving a proposal presentation, how to get the most out of supervisory relationships and thinking about the next steps in your research.By giving insights into the doctoral jouey, and using real-life examples of good-quality doctoral proposals by inteational students, this is an essential resource for anyone looking to study for a PhD in the UK or anglophone countries.