ukm research proposal format

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Both foreign and local postgraduate candidates of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia come from diverse backgrounds and experiences. These students face several problems especially in writing the research proposals. Hence, to facilitate the process of writing a proposal, they are required to enrol in Research Methodology, a course that is made compulsory for all postgraduate students. This article presents a report on an action research that investigates the research skills of English as a Second Language postgraduates and their research journey while undergoing the Research Methodology course. Data was collected from their weekly journal entries and the interviews conducted on them. This data is also supported with the feedback by the Research Methodology course instructors during the proposal defense sessions. The findings suggest that although the students seemed enthusiastic when writing their proposals, they were not ready when faced with questions about research problems and approaches. It is found that these students did not read extensively to identify the gaps in their research and this hence, resulted in them facing difficulties to write a clear statement of the problem. This also led to poor formulation of their research questions. The findings will be beneficial for instructors and potential supervisors who aim to be better at teaching and supervising potential postgraduate students.

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Objective: Develop a template for writing a research proposal.

Prompt Example: 

Include sections such as Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, Expected Results, and References. 

Provide guidance on what each section should contain. 

Ensure the template is clear and easy to follow. 

Audience: Graduate students preparing research proposals. 

Expected Outcome: A clear and comprehensive research proposal template. 

Example User Query: 

Create a template for writing a research proposal? The template should include an Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, Expected Results, and References. Provide guidance on what each section should contain. Ensure the template is clear and easy to follow. 

ELM’s Response: 

Certainly! Below is a detailed template for writing a research proposal. Each section includes guidance on the content that should be included. 

Title of the Research Proposal 

Brief Overview: Provide a concise summary of the research problem, objectives, methods, and expected outcomes. Keep it between 150-250 words. 

1. Introduction 

Background Information: Introduce the broader context of your research. Explain why the topic is significant and worth investigating. 

Research Problem: Clearly state the specific problem or question your research aims to address. 

Objectives of the Study: Outline the main goals of your research. What do you aim to discover or achieve? 

Research Questions or Hypotheses: List the primary questions your research will answer. If applicable, state your hypotheses. 

Significance of the Study: Explain the potential impact of your research. Why is it important to address this problem or question? 

2. Literature Review 

Current State of Research: Summarise the existing literature related to your research topic. Highlight key findings and gaps in the current knowledge. 

Theoretical Framework: Discuss the theories or models that will guide your research. How do they relate to your research problem? 

Critical Analysis: Provide a critical analysis of the existing research. Identify any controversies, inconsistencies or unanswered questions. 

Justification for the Study: Explain how your research will fill the gaps or address the limitations in the existing literature. 

3. Methodology 

Research Design: Describe the overall approach you will take (e.g., qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods). 

Participants/Sample: Detail the characteristics of the study population or sample. How will participants be selected? 

Data Collection Methods: Outline the specific methods you will use to collect data (e.g., surveys, interviews, experiments). Justify your choices. 

Data Analysis Methods: Explain how you will analyse the collected data. Include any software or statistical tools you will use. 

Ethical Considerations: Address any ethical issues related to your research. How will you obtain informed consent? How will you protect participants' confidentiality? 

4. Expected Results 

Hypothesised Outcomes: Describe the anticipated findings of your research. What do you expect the data to reveal? 

Implications: Discuss the potential implications of your expected results. How might they contribute to the field? What practical applications could they have? 

Limitations: Acknowledge any potential limitations of your study. How might these limitations affect the interpretation of your results? 

5. References

Citations: List all the sources you have cited in your proposal. Use a consistent citation style (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago) as required by your institution or field.  

Note:  Use clear and concise language throughout your proposal. Each section should be logically structured and easy to follow. Tailor the template as needed to suit the specific guidelines provided by your institution or funding body. 

These examples are designed to provide clear instructions, define the intended audience, and outline the expected outcomes, ensuring they are effectively tailored to a university community. 

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Create your own research proposal

A research proposal is a short document that summarises the research you want to undertake. If you cannot find a suitable advertised project, this is a route to create your own.

When creating a research proposal, you’ll need to consider the question or issue you want to address with your project. Think about the background of the subject and how your research will be an original contribution to the field. You’ll also need to think about the methods you'll use to conduct this research. Your proposal helps us assess your suitability for a research degree and decide if we can offer you the right supervision.

Preparation

You may want to make contact with 1 or more potential supervisors to discuss project ideas. They may also be able to help with funding your degree .

You can search our academics to find a supervisor whose research interests align to yours. When you find a match, contact them to discuss your proposals. Allow time for responses and to consider their feedback.

Learn how to make a supervisor enquiry

Writing your research proposal

You should keep it clear, objective and realistic. Include:

• an outline of your research interests
• your initial thoughts about your topic
• clear objectives of what you aim to achieve or the question you want to address
• references to previous work
• why the research is relevant and original
• your proposed method and general approach
• why you believe the research should be funded
• how your skills will help to conduct the research
• any training you may need to undertake the project

How to structure your proposal

Your research proposal should include:

• a working title for your project
• up to 1,500 words (excluding a bibliography)

It’s best to write with short paragraphs and sentences. You can use images and diagrams if it’s appropriate.

Example structure:

• introduction statement (200 words)
• your background reading and the area you want to contribute to (400 words)
• your research question or issue to investigate (200 words)
• data sources, research methods and critical approaches to use (500 words)
• conclusion on how your project will contribute to the field (200 words)
• bibliography

Submit your proposal

Your potential supervisor will inform you of when to start the application process and how to include the details of your agreed project.  

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