GRM 710
Dissertation Planning
GRM 710 Dissertation Planning
Pass / No Pass
Dissertation Planning focuses on successfully choosing a topic that is both academic and researchable, and one that will meet dissertation requirements as outlined by the University. Under the direction of the Graduate Review Committee, students are provided guidance and support to help them explore the types of dissertations that meet university guidelines, to consider topics of interest to the student in relation to the types, and to think about those topics in a scholarly manner while developing all the components required for an approved topic. Once the topic has been approved, the student is able to move on to GRM 712 - Dissertation Proposal.
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At the conclusion of all doctoral course work, and after passing the comprehensive examination, students enter the research phase of the doctoral program. After the student has an approved research topic, he or she will develop a formal proposal for the dissertation. The formal proposal is based on established guidelines and is under the supervision of the Dissertation Committee. Students must have an approved formal proposal prior to moving on to the dissertation.
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