Proposal:The study proposal is a statement of approximately 800 words describing your current practice and an opportunity for you to explore potential areas that you want to develop in your studies. You should include links to referenced text or images where appropriate. When writing your plan you are not expected to have complete answers to all the questions. However, you should be able to: Examine your knowledge and experience in relation to your practice./ Identify questions and areas that you do not know about./ Demonstrate how you may intend to tackle these questions and areas.
How to structure a study proposal Each of the following sections should be approximately 200 words Introduction Briefly describe your work Outline recent developments Identify those aspects you would like to take further at postgraduate level Development Describe specific areas, issues and critical ideas that are central to your area of interest. Methods How will you go about exploring your area of interest? Are there particular methods you will use? For example – drawing, model making, photography etc. Resources: Are there resources or equipment that you need to access in order for you to successfully engage in your research?
