What you'll learn

How to plan and manage an academic business research.
Choosing a research topic
Conducting literature review
Deciding on research methods
Analysis and discussion
Managing research as a project

Requirements

The students

Description

For many students, academic research is one of the most unstructured endeavors they undertake. Due to the nature of research, students are often faced with ambiguous situations along their journey, where they must make decisions on many fronts, including the exact scope, set of models to be used as their theoretical bases, qualitative or quantitative approach, data collection strategy, types of analysis to conduct, etc. At the forefront of knowledge, researchers often feel they are looking into a vast empty darkness. These are just some of the reasons a large proportion, 90 percent in some institutions, of the students drop out of their postgraduate research-based program.

Who this course is for:

New postgraduate, both master and doctoral level business students who are planning to conduct their research.
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