How to write a research proposal for a PhD in 2022 (Three crucial elements)

If you want to apply for a PhD, you must write an excellent research proposal. Fortunately, a research proposal for a PhD follows a predictable format that you can easily imitate. Here's how.

In the video I show you what the structure of a research proposal is. You will also learn what to write in each part of your PhD proposal.

These research proposal tips are tried-and-tested and work for any discipline.

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0:00 Introduction
1:26 How to write a GREAT research proposal: YOUR STEP-BY-STEP FRAMEWORK
1:58 REVIEW THE LITERATURE
2:18 IDENTIFY THE GAP IN RESEARCH
2:54 PRESENT THE AIM OF YOUR RESEARCH
3:22 THE METHODOLOGY
3:48 PRESENT THE STUDIED SAMPLE OR MATERIALS
4:14 Methodology section of a GREAT research proposal DON'T FORGET ABOUT ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS!
4:41 PRESENT THE RESEARCH TOOLS AND PROCEDURES
5:13 INCLUDE YOUR RESEARCH SCHEDULE
6:05 MAIN RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS At Academic English Now we support PhD students and researchers in publishing research papers in Q1 Scopus-Indexed journals. We are apssionate about helping researchers and PhD students express their research ideas with greater confidence. We have worked with 400+ researchers and PhD students. Our clients have published in Q1 Scopus-indexed journals, including such renown journals as Nature Ecology & Evolution.

[ellyjuliana]

1. Introduction - review the literature
2. Identify the gap in research - a lack, insufficient in the research field
3. Aim of your research

[willbees]

Thank you, It is helpful and very clear too

[lemanhuseynova]

From this video
How to write a research proposal

1. Introduction:
a) review the literature
b) research gap (problem you want to emphasize)
c) present the aim of research (hypothesis)

2. Methodology
a) materials and samples you have studied
b) if there are participants then write ethical consideration
c) tools you used (interview, questionnaire, statistics)
d) write a research schedule, that you'll do step by step (in table form)

4. Main contributions (conclusion "why your proposal is important?") convince that your proposal is different and important

5. Refence list (bibliography)