A dissertation proposal is the first document that a PhD student submits before working on the final research dissertation. The dissertation proposal is prepared after you have narrowed down on your specific research topic that you plan to work on, and should contain information specific to the planned research. Your dissertation proposal is the sole document that should convince your university personnel that you are the right person to conduct this research and should reflect your profound understanding of your field of study. Although the structure of your proposal can evolve over the period of your research, a good proposal must contain the following elements: Introduction The introduction must state your specific research question, its importance, along with a brief background of this subject. In addition to including the relevant keywords, your introduction should provide clarity on the major approaches you plan to use to proceed with your research work. A short overview of your research must highlight how your planned research fits into existing academic discourses and literature. Aims and objectives Every dissertation proposal should contain the aims and objectives of conducting this research work. Provide a summary of the outcome that you hope to establish through this research. This element of your proposal should indicate you have...