This document provides guidance on writing the introduction chapter of a research proposal. The introduction should establish the scope and importance of the research topic. It should answer key questions such as what is being studied, why it is important, what is known, and how the study will contribute to knowledge. The introduction contains several essential elements, including the statement of the problem, assumptions, significance, definition of terms, scope and limitations, and conceptual framework. It sets the context and provides a roadmap for the research.