Research Project Proposal Assignment

Assignment Task

Aim

The aim of your project can be summarised as what you are aiming to do. The aim will direct you as a researcher and those that read your work. Please have only one aim – and no more than one! A good aim rarely takes more than one or two lines to write. One sentence should be sufficient. Further, do not use the terms ‘and’ or ‘also’ in the aim as using these will almost always mean you have two or more aims.

Objectives

Objectives are sometimes called Milestones or Key Stages and these assist you to achieve your aim. Most projects have between 3 or 4 objectives. Too many objectives may indicate that your topic requires “narrowing down”. The objectives are not purely about the process itself so it would be inappropriate to suggest an objective of “to carry out a literature review”, more useful would beto ascertain the relationship between x, y, and z as detailed within the current literature.

Before you start writing your objectives, think about what the key issues are within your research topic and the overall question you are addressing in your research project.

Project Rationale

The project rationale sets out why you are carrying out the research and why the research is important, i.e. who will benefit from the research and how will your research make a contribution to either the current literature or industry best practice or a specific organisation or group of individuals.

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