Students should primarily choose from ideas provided by supervisors. Do NOT create an idea unless you've read through ALL the supervisor ideas without having found a suitable supervisor idea. ONLY create an idea if you couldn't find any suitable supervisor provided ideas.

#### Type: *

#### Language: *

#### Partner:

Don't have a partner? Find one!

#### Program:

#### Title: *

At least 5 characters are needed.

#### Watson's box

#### What? *

What topic/questions do I want to work with? What puzzles and intrigues me? What do I want to know more about, or better understand? What are my key research questions?

#### Why? *

Why is the topic/questions important and to whom? Why will this be of enough interest to put it on the library shelves or present to my organisation? Is it a guide to practitioners and policy makers? Is it a contribution to knowledge?

#### Theoretically how? *

How conceptually, i.e., what manageable parts/sub topics do you want to divide the topic into and investigate theoretically (literature)? What models, concepts and theories can I draw upon? How can I develop my own research, questions and create a conceptual framework to guide my investigation?

#### Practically how? *

How practically, i.e., how will the topic/questions be studied practically (proposed methods for data collection and analysis, expected type of results)? What research methods and techniques shall I use to apply my conceptual framework (to both gather and analyze evidence)? How shall I gain and maintain access to information sources?

#### Research area: *

I have read through ALL supervisor provided ideas without finding a suitable idea, I therefore hand in my own idea.