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Dissertation Template
Title Page*
Abstract*
Acknowledgements*
Table of Contents*
- Introduction (10% of total word count)
The introduction sets the scene for your study and should discuss the following 2 issues:
- Motivation for your study
- Research Question and hypotheses, aims and objectives
- Literature Review (30% of total word count)
In this section, you will present your review of the literature relevant to your research topic. Sub-headings will depend on your research question.
- Methodology (20% of total word count)
Here you discuss how you implemented your research study. You will need to describe your research design, methods and techniques that you used to collect and analyse the data.
In addition, you should discuss any issues, challenges or problems that you encountered during the research process, and how you resolved these.
- Results and Analysis (30% of total word count)
This section is used to present your data and discuss what the data means in terms of your research question, hypotheses, aims and objectives. With reference to your Proposal, you should consider addressing issues such as
- How do these results compare to the results that you were expecting?
- If there are substantial differences, why do you think this happened and what does it mean?
- How will the research results benefit the target audience?
- Conclusion (10% of total word count)
The conclusion section is usually used to summarise your work and should contain the following sub-headings:
- Contributions to knowledge
- Limitations and recommendations for further research
Bibliography*
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| Introduction (500 words) | Max 5 marks | Comments | ||
| Is the rationale/justification for the research clearly explained? | ||||
| Are the research question(s), hypotheses, aims and objectives clearly stated? | ||||
| Literature Review (1500 words) | Max 30 marks | |||
| Has appropriate literature been chosen for review? | ||||
Is there sufficient competence displayed in the critical evaluation of the literature?
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| Is the review broad / extensive enough? | ||||
| Methods (300 words) | Max 5 marks | |||
| Have appropriate methods been used to tackle the research question/problem? | ||||
| Is there an adequate explanation of how the methods were used? | ||||
| Is there an adequate explanation of the data collection process and choices made (e.g. sampling, selection of data base, conceptual framework)? (where appropriate) | ||||
| Is there an awareness of any limitations in the approach taken? | ||||
| Analysis & Findings (1500 words) | Max 45 marks | |||
| Has the material been presented effectively through the use of appropriate summaries/tables/diagrams or other appropriate presentation devices? | ||||
| Has the material been analysed rather than described? | ||||
| Is there evidence of the competent use of specific techniques (at a level appropriate for an UG student)? | ||||
Is the student able to evaluate critically the material they have collected?
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| Conclusion (500 words) | Max 5 marks | |||
| Has the contribution to knowledge been adequately identified by highlighting the benefits or potential applications of the knowledge derived from the study? | ||||
| Are limitations adequately discussed? | ||||
| Are areas for possible further study identified? | ||||
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