How to make a dissertation?

<p>Making a dissertation involves the following key steps:</p><ol><li><strong>Choosing a focused research topic </strong>within your own field of study. You may do so by identifying the topic of your interests, the current and trending research projects in and around your chosen resaerch topic, and then finalising your shortlisted topic with your PhD supervisor.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Finding the problem question </strong>that your dissertation aims to answer at the end of your research.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Doing the Literature Review</strong>. This is the most important part of making a dissertation. This includes the thorough review and extensive reading of the lready existing research work, findings, theories and methodologies related to your resaerch topic. This may help you to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the existing research topics and may guide you on how to proceed with your own research.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Conducting thorough research</strong> on the chosen research problem. Choose the methodologies that will best suit your reserach topic and outcome, choose methods of data collection and ensure that your research strictly adheres to the ethical guidelines regarding the participant privacy and informed consent.</li><li><strong>Organise and Analyse your data. </strong>Structured data is essential to start your analyses. Apply relevant statistical and qualitative tools to read your data and interpret the results.</li><li><strong>Writing your Dissertation&nbsp;</strong>by presenting all your arguments in a way that they address your problem. Your dissertation must include an introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, conclusion and references.&nbsp;</li></ol>

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