Brief Literature Review:

Explain how your research fits into existing published work. Do this by locating and critically reviewing about 10-12 sources of information (references) connected to the work you propose to do and show how your research aims/questions intend to fill any gap or extend knowledge. Refer to your research methods module and compare and contrast this information with what you intend to do and with your research approach. Approximately 8-10 of these references must be academic publications, from refereed journals, which will be found in our online databases, a list of refereed journals are contained in the module WOLF page.  Do not use books in this section.. (1000 words)

Methodology:

Explain how you are going to answer your research questions i.e. explain your philosophy, methodology and methods including sample information, justify the methods to be employed and critically review the methodology/approaches you are intending to take referring to ethics and validity and reliability (700 words)

Resources you need/Access to primary and secondary data:

Explain what resources you will need, what resources you have access to, and what specific access to organisations you have secured for the collection of primary data (300 words)