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This document outlines the syllabus for the Research Methodology course in the first semester of a Pre-PhD program. The objective of the course is to introduce students to basic research methods, formulating research objectives and hypotheses, and structuring research studies. It aims to help students develop skills in analyzing data, interpreting results, and presenting research reports. The course covers general introductions to research history and processes. It teaches how to formulate research problems by reviewing literature, identifying gaps, and defining objectives. It also addresses research design, publication and presentation of research, and ethics.
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Here are the typical steps in the research process:
1. Identify and define the research problem/topic. This involves specifying what you want to find out through your research.
2. Conduct a literature review. Research what previous studies and findings have been done in your topic area to understand the existing knowledge.
3. Determine the research design. Decide how you will approach answering your research question through either a qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods design.
4. Develop a research plan. Specify the research methodology you will use like data collection instruments, sampling strategy, data analysis approach etc.
5. Get necessary approvals like ethical clearance if involving human subjects.
6. Collect relevant data using methods like
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• Identification of research problem
• Literature review
• Specifying the purpose of research
• Determine specific research questions
• Specification of a conceptual framework, usually a set of hypotheses
• Choice of a methodology (for data collection)
• Data collection
• Verify data
• Analyzing and interpreting the data
• Reporting and evaluating research
• Communicating the research findings and, possibly, recommendations
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BA (HONS) FASHION BUYING AND MERCHANDISING RESE.docx
BA (HONS) FASHION BUYING AND MERCHANDISING
RESEARCH METHODS FOR BUYING AND MERCHANDISING
Unit code FU001443
Credit rating 20
Stage 2
Level 5
Unit Leader Stephanie Liberman ([email protected])
Teaching team Stephanie Liberman, Lois Baile, Christopher Hazelhurst
Timetable Accessible via UAL Timetables
Academic Year 2018/19
INTRODUCTION
This unit gives you the opportunity to further develop your practical research skills in order to lay the
foundations for future self-directed projects later this stage and in the final stage. Academic
underpinning, evaluative thought processes and problem solving skills will be key in demonstrating that
you have the required tools to undertake an in depth critical review of a specific area within the fashion
business environment. A full range of primary research methods such as focus groups, interviews and
questionnaires will be designed and evaluated. There will be a more detailed and extensive
investigation of the secondary resources available to you through the College and University library and
e-library. You will be shown how to manage the research process and how to analyse and present your
research findings in the context of the fashion industry.
ASSESSMENT AND PROJECT BRIEF
• An individual 3,000 word report.
In this report you are required to complete a consumer research proposal and conduct qualitative and
quantitative research to assess consumer attitudes to a specific commercial issue in the fashion retail
industry. Your topic will be situated within one of the following areas of interest, which you will
formatively sign off with your Tutor in week 3.
1. Range development: how UK brands expand overseas and how this affects the product ranges.
2. Researching consumer attitudes: investigating Ethical and Sustainable concepts for retail.
3. Researching the Luxury Brand experience: how brands present their image in the omni-channel
marketplace (stores, online, outlets).
The report will allow you to study a consumer demographic that is of interest to you and will evidence
your ability to academically and commercially identify the aims and objective of a piece of individual
research, supported by a robust literature review and evaluation of secondary data. The research
methodology proposal will show your understanding and application of an appropriate research strategy
and analysis methods within an ethical framework. You will design, conduct and analyse a small
quantitative and qualitative study. To conclude the report you should include an evaluation of data from
the study, recommend improvements and identify the limitations of the study approach.
Indicative structure and approximate word count:
1. A topic defined by means of a working title or research question.
2. An Abstract – not included in the word count.
3. List of contents and tables – not included in the word count.
4. Rationale and context for the researc.
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