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We have asked an editor with multiple years of experience to answer this question, and her answer is presented below. As a freelance based proofreader and editor who has proofread extensively, including for traditional publishers, and as an editor…
What is a research methodology? The methods part of your dissertation follows the literature review and should flow naturally from it. You will have established your research topic and performed a thorough examination of what other academics in the…
What is a literature review? In summary, a dissertation literature review evaluates the sources (literature) you have acquired and read on your topic area and then finds a “gap” in that literature that your study will seek to fill.…
What is a problem statement? The term “research” refers to a systematic investigation procedure used to add to or update existing knowledge through the discovery of new facts. It may be classified into two broad categories: (1) fundamental research, which…
What is a PhD or Master research proposal? The purpose of a research proposal is important for two reasons: to explain and justify the necessity to examine a particular research topic and to outline the practical steps necessary to execute…
In this article, I will be showing you how to edit a research article with Grammarly. The first step to editing your content is to find the grammar mistakes. You can do this by clicking on the Grammarly button that…
If you just registered for your postgraduate studies at a Malaysian university, whether it’s a public University like UM, UTM, or UKM, or a private institution like Taylor’s or Sunway, you are probably confused by the terminology. You hear some…
Introduction to Active and Passive Voices in Research Articles Active and passive voices refer to the sentence construction used. In active voice, the subject performs an action and is the grammatical agent of a sentence. In passive voice, the subject…
The “Grandma” Rule: Why One Comma Can Ruin Your Abstract You have probably heard the classic joke: It’s funny in a joke. It is not funny in a PhD thesis. In academic writing, a misplaced comma doesn’t just look bad—it…