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1️⃣ Help with writing your thesis proposal

• Thinking through what you would like to study for your thesis

• Interesting, important and useful to you?

• Turning your research interests into a viable plan

• One-page, ten-pages – whatever your University requires

2️⃣ Help with developing challenging research questions and objectives

• Starting off with the aims and purpose of your study topic

• What you want to do – and what you don’t want to do

• Thinking through your major research question

• Cascading this down to minor research questions

3️⃣ Help with your thesis defense presentation

• The final hurdle to cross – and make it add to your thesis grade!

• Selecting the most important points to put across

• Illustrations/tables/charts and how to present them

• Beginning, middle and end – and not too long or too short

4️⃣ How to write a literature review

• Locating your topic in the literature – where does it fit?

• Creating a dialogue with the literature – the main challenge

• Including and discarding – relevant and not relevant

• When to stop? What is optimal for you?

5️⃣ How to select the right methodology

• It must be driven by your research questions and objectives

• Your experience, your competence, your strengths and interests

• Answering your own questions – and discovering more on the way

• Adapting as you go along, and revising your design

6️⃣ How to design a questionnaire

• Who will you be surveying and why?

• Using existing scales – selecting, modifying, adding and subtracting

• Piloting and making adjustments – Likert scale or yes/no?

• Editing and refining – short is good, but not too short

7️⃣ Tips on how to process your qualitative data

• Reviewing the qualitative analysis and presentation options

• Making a qualitative data matrix

• Capturing sound-bites

• Using story-telling

8️⃣ Tips on how to process your quantitative data

• Reviewing the quantitative analysis and presentation options

• Graphs, pie-charts, histograms and other choices

• Clarifying results – or why there are no results

• In the text or in an Appendix?

9️⃣ Tips on developing interview questions

• Who will you be interviewing and why?

• Structured, semi-structured or completely open?

• Piloting and making adjustments – keep it clear

• Avoiding bias and leading questions