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Struggling to find a research gap for your thesis or dissertation? 🔍 This guide explains the main types of research gaps — including theoretical, methodological, empirical, conceptual, and knowledge gaps. Learn how to spot them in literature and use them to build a strong, original research topic. Perfect for students and researchers aiming to make their study stand out. 🎓📚 #ResearchGap #ThesisWriting #AcademicResearch #PhDLife #ResearchTips #DissertationHelp

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PhD students often get stuck on what research paradigm to choose. But, here's a tip - that might actually be a good thing! Paradigms shape how you interpret your research, so choosing the right one is essential. If you’re feeling unsure, try comparing Positivism, Interpretivism, and Critical Realism, let's take a look at them...

The ability to juggle multiple projects with an infinite number of moving pieces is (I think) an essential skill for reducing the overwhelm that can come with academic life. In an ideal world, it would be lovely if this wasn’t a necessary skill for survival, but we live in the real world, with ever

Read "THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF PHD RESEARCH" by Marian Petre available from Rakuten Kobo. This bestselling book on the process of PhD research provides readers with engaging discussion and comprehensive guidanc...

Your methods chapter should have six main sections, for more details on what should go into each one, click through to my blogpost!

In your methods chapter, you need to explain not just what you did, but why you did it that way. Use these template cheat phrases to help you, and click through to read my blog which goes into more detail about writing a strong methodology.

You’ve probably explained what you did, and how you did it, but have you explained why in your research methods chapter?

Your methods chapter should have six main sections, for more details on what should go into each one, click through to my blogpost!

Use these cheat phrases as templates to structure sentences in your discussion chapter. If you find these helpful, you'll likely LOVE my Cheat Sheet Library, click through to check it out...