Tue, 23 March 2021, 8PM GMT
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Write proposals like a pro
Join our free* webinar and learn how to write a successful research proposal. Learn tested tools and frameworks developed by Dr Hanak based on his experience as an active academic.
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Proposal fundamentals
Learn about the key elements of a research proposal.
Research questions
Learn to generate research ideas and research questions.
Novelty and hypothesis
Learn to express your research novelty in a crisp manner.
Research planning
Learn to plan your work considering the uncertainty of research.
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Tuesday, 23.03, 8 pM GMT
Join us for a free webinar and learn how you can develop and write a successful research proposal!
- Understand the purpose of a research proposal and its main components based on insights and reflections of a senior academic.
- Learn how to develop research questions, generate research ideas, formulate testable hypotheses and plan your research project.
- Free 48h access to webinar recording.
How to write a successful research proposal?
When I started my PhD application, I eagerly filled in all relevant information based on my past education and experience. It went smoothly until I stumbled upon the part that asked me to upload my research proposal. I had no idea how to write one. I had never been taught how to write a research proposal before deciding to apply for my PhD and pursue an academic career. All I knew at that time was that it needs to present original ideas that will advance my selected field of study. Does it sound familiar?
The first thing I did was a quick Google search using the following term: “how to write a PhD proposal”. Having reviewed tens of webpages, I managed to come up with a structure for my proposal and had some idea about the key content I need to include. I’ve spent weeks reading the literature to identify exciting research questions, formulate hypotheses, design research methods, and eventually draft my research proposal. And it paid off – I got my PhD position!
My experience in developing research proposals gathered through years spent