
This lecture covers the key elements and features of dissertation writing. The discussion demystifies the dissertation writing process and prepares you for for the entire process.
This is an orientation section that prepares you for the 10-Day process of writing your dissertation.
Craft a literature review that critiques theories, defines theoretical and conceptual frameworks, and identifies gaps; master referencing and citation styles to support credible, vetted analysis.
Conduct fieldwork by mobilizing respondents within your defined population and sample, presenting instruments, and collecting data while managing time, budget, participant readiness, and ethics.
Interpret findings and draft the discussion by linking results to theory and evaluating across variables. Relate findings to objectives, draw conclusions, and outline opportunities for further study.
This course provides all the vital elements for the conceptualization of meaningful research questions ideas. It provides the inspiration needed to plan a good dissertation and break down the components for a university or college student to complete it without stress. This course starts off with how you can formulate a research question that is relevant to your interests and can help you to make an impact on the world. There is the Glensinos Dissertation Planning Template that helps you to order your thoughts and create a systematic framework to build a dissertation topic. From there, we take you through the different components of dissertation writing and discuss the best practices and activities you are most likely to encounter. We also provide templates and basic insights to the most popular referencing formats - APA, Footnotes, Harvard and MLA. This will help you to make use of the Reference as you Write (RAW) framework available in MS Word.