It’s that time of the year where MSc students around the world start thinking about their marketing dissertation topics. In this post I provide some guidance on how to find a topic for your marketing dissertation.
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When you begin writing for research you’ll need to get to grips with some challenging academic language. In particular, you need to get on top of three very important concepts: Ontology, Epistemology and Methodology.
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Are you at that stage in your dissertation or research project where you are considering using mixed-methods? Here are ten hints on how to conduct mixed methods research.
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Are you struggling to put together your conceptual framework? Dr Babak Taheri gives you 10 tips on developing a conceptual framework in quantitative studies.
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If you’re wondering whether it’s a good idea to get your dissertation published, the answer is a no brainer: Yes, definitely. Although I will say this, you should be prepared to invest a lot of time and be dedicated enough to do it.
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Jessica Doyle is a Postgraduate student at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, studying for an MSc...
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Professors Robert Macintosh and Kevin O’Gorman give their Top 10 hints of your Methodology section.
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One of the questions I’m frequently asked by students undertaking a dissertation is about context, and in turn, data. Students will often have a notion of what they want to look at and why it might be important, but are less sure when it comes to where they are going to look for it.
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Dr Babak Taheri gives 9 + 1 hints for publishing a quantitative journal paper.
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The following table offers a suggested structure and approximate word counts for your MSc Dissertations. It is not set in stone and should be changed to suit your project and your institution. Remember a key rule for success – Follow the advice of your supervisor!
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