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Outline Research Proposal<br />

Application PhD Position<br />

Department of Architecture<br />

The research proposal should include the following:<br />

I. Title : This will <strong>na</strong>turally be provisio<strong>na</strong>l – the <strong>na</strong>ture of the title<br />

is simply to introduce others, in the most general way, to the project<br />

thematic or concept.<br />

II. Theme : Two or three lines that function like an architectural<br />

sketch – meaning that you communicate the general disposition of the<br />

research but do not yet explain in specificity the issues that the<br />

research will ultimately address, resolve, or seek to illumi<strong>na</strong>te.<br />

III. Motivating Question(s): The thesis questions are used to express<br />

the primary motivations behind your project. If carefully formulated,<br />

the questions can clearly and succinctly introduce the aims and<br />

ambitions of your research.<br />

IV. Summary of research: Presents the primary findings of your current<br />

research.<br />

V. Research problématique: By the term problématique – we mean a set of<br />

inter-related conditions that are at once facilitating and limiting; or, ‘the<br />

particular unity of a theoretical formation’. The problématique offers<br />

critical insight into the position which you have so far taken with<br />

your thesis. It is also one of the defining factors that separates a<br />

Master level proposal from a Doctoral level proposal.<br />

VI. Discipli<strong>na</strong>ry Approach: A statement which introduces the manner in<br />

which you approach your research subject (or object); and this from a<br />

view towards the discipli<strong>na</strong>ry (or cross/ or inter/ or transdiscipli<strong>na</strong>ry)<br />

situated-ness in which you currently believe your<br />

research to belong.<br />

VII. Research significance: This puts forward an expla<strong>na</strong>tion of why it<br />

is that you believe this research is relevant and origi<strong>na</strong>l. It can also<br />

include a comment as to who you believe your 'audience' to be.<br />

VIII. Bibliography: The bibliography is critical: please indicate in<br />

some manner which works have been engaged and those which have not.<br />

IX. Addendum: This can include anything you find relevant to advancing<br />

a clear picture of yourself as a potential PhD candidate – an example<br />

might be a published text.<br />

Document Length: The 1st Draft proposal, as outlined above, should be<br />

limited to no more than +/- 2500 words (exclusive bibliography &<br />

addendum).<br />

This document has been last revised in August 2010<br />

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