This week’s topics
Doctoral Research Synthesis and Reporting
- Structuring succinct high-level research reports
- Communicating complex research to executive and academic audiences
- Defining contribution to practice and theory
- Research Method (MSA10504) Chapter 14: Communicating Research Findings
- Structuring an argument in writing
What you will be able to do
- 4.1 Define an area of research by providing a clear rationale, scope and express it in terms of contribution to wider body of knowledge.
- 4.4 Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of a chosen subject area and present them as a logically structured succinct report to relevant audience.
Activity
Start with this week’s 2 videos, then: Seminar, guided reading and a short written task: define an area of research by providing a clear rationale, scope and express it in terms of contribution to wider body of knowledge.
Study materials
Videos
- Research Method (MSA10504) Chapter 14: Communicating Research Findings · YouTube · Dr. Muhammad Takiyuddin Abdul Ghani · 18 min · for registered students
- Structuring an argument in writing · YouTube · Mark Saunders on Research Methods · 10 min · for registered students
- Webinar: How to write about quality and get published · YouTube · The Health Foundation · 64 min · for registered students
Further resources
- Ten simple rules for structuring papers · Reading · Reading, article · for registered students
- MIT OpenCourseWare 15.347 Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods I (Fall 2004) · Reading · MIT OpenCourseWare, course · for registered students
- Principles of Data Science, ch. 10: Reporting Results · PDF · OpenStax, textbook chapter; pp. 471–569 · for registered students
Materials marked “for registered students” open in the student portal, which is set up as soon as you receive final acceptance.