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MBA Project Report Structure Abstract: This is usually 200-250 words and describes the subject of the research, the methodology employed and the main findings and recommendation. Introduction: A rationale and justification for the need for the study. A broad statement of the purpose of the study and its aims and objectives. The research problem, specifics and justification of these objectives should be included in this section. Literature Review: The literature review considers the work of theorists in the area and compares their work with others. The section should not merely be descriptive, but rather should compare and contrast various perspectives on the matter. All relevant and recent work on the topic should be reviewed. In essence the literature review is a thorough and selective appraisal of the topic. It should discuss the key theories and concepts related to the research aims and objectives. Methodology: This section is used to provide details of the design of the research. There is normally a reiteration of the objectives. It should include a rationale for the choice of research design/approach, the procedure used, details of the empirical work and the method of analysis. Findings: Analysis of results/data. Discussion: This section is probably the most important section of the Thesis and the findings of the work should be discussed in detail in relation to the original issues/problem. An interpretation of the findings and a discussion of their practical and theoretical implications should be included. Conclusions and recommendations: The work should be concluded by identifying and highlighting the key findings and by suggesting some areas for improvement and/or further work depending on the topic. Appendices: Material which is relevant to the work, but which is too long, detailed or in some form that would interrupt the flow of the work is inserted in the appendices. Examples of such material would be the questionnaires and computer programmes. References: The reference section must include all the references that are cited in the Thesis, these should be presented using the Harvard system (please see point 6 on page eight for further details). Bibliography: A list (Harvard system) of the books and articles consulted within the Thesis but not cited in your text.

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A                      accounting accounting red flags activity-based costing and management agency theory alliances asset pricing auctions B balanced scorecard bank debt bankruptcy banks and banking behavioral finance boards of directors brands and branding business and poverty business history business law business marketing business policy business processes business transformation C capital budgeting capital markets capital structure career planning careers cash flow analysis channels of distribution cognition communication technologies communities compensation competition competitive advantage competitive strategy complexity conflict conflict management conflicts of interest consumer behavior consumer finance consumer goods consumer policy consumer psychology contracts control systems corporate accountability corporate culture corporate entrepreneurship corporate finance corporate governance corporate restructuring corporate social responsibility corporate strategy corporate values/value systems corporate venturing corruption cost management cost of capital creativity credit products credit risk crime crisis management cross-cultural adaptation cross-cultural,cross-border cross-functional integration customer behavior customer focus customer profitability analysis customer relationship management customer satisfaction cyberlaw  D database marketing dealmaking debt financing decision neuroscience  decision support decision-making design evolution developing countries diasporas disclosure disclosure strategy discrete-choice modeling dispute resolution disruptive technology distributed innovation diversification diversity E econometrics economic development economic institutions economic sociology economics economics of design education electronic commerce electronic markets emerging markets emotions employee relationship management English as a Lingua Franca for global work enterprise resource planning entrepreneurial finance entrepreneurial management entrepreneurial marketing entrepreneurship environment equity financing equity-based pay ethics ethnic marketing ethnography evolutionary theory executive development experimental economics experimentation F fair value accounting family business financial analysis financial distress financial engineering financial innovation financial institutions financial intermediaries financial management financial reporting financial statement analysis financial strategy financing foreign direct investment G game theory gender general management global global collaboration globalization government and business green marketing green technology group dynamics growth management H happiness health care quality healthcare ventures hedge funds high-tech marketing human resource management L labor management large-scale enterprise law leadership leadership development leading change leveraged buyouts life sciences long-term investing M macroeconomics make v. buy management accounting and control systems management processes management styles managerial cognition managerial incentives managerial skills managing growth managing innovation market design market efficiency market institutions marketing medical error mentoring mergers and acquisitions modularity monetary economics moral leadership motivation mutual fundsN negotiation network organizations networks neuroeconomics nonprofit nonprofit governance O open source operations management operations strategy organizational behavior organizational change and transformation organizational design organizational development organizational learning organizational management organizational strategy organizational structure P partnerships patents performance management

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Whatever kind of project you design for yourself, you are expected to make use of relevant literature and to demonstrate this in the project report. Most projects will draw on several different areas of literature, each of which is relevant to your question in different ways. The goal of a literature review is to critically analyse the various bodies of literature, synthesising them into a theoretical argument that informs your project. When you review literature, you are identifying those writers whose ideas are useful in laying the foundation for your own work.

Exactly how you carry out your reading and how you include it in your report is a matter for methodological choice (and hence discussion with your supervisor). For example, if you are undertaking an inductive theory building approach, much of your reading will have to be postponed until you are able to judge what kind of theory is emerging from your data. On the other hand, if you are designing interview questions, you will need to base this on your understanding of relevant theory, so you will need to do a lot of reading at the start of your process. Most people choose to write up a separate chapter of their report reviewing the literature, but it is perfectly legitimate to thread your reading through the report on a continuous basis as it becomes relevant.

The choice is yours, although you should also take your supervisor’s advice on this.

The Write-up – A Reflection of Your Learning

When you write up your project we ask you to demonstrate that you have designed and implemented a learning exploration for yourself. The University requires that your project reflects the original thinking of yourself or your group. You must take particular care, then, to avoid academic dishonesty in your writing. Make sure you are very familiar with the rules regarding plagiarism, which are printed as an appendix in your Masters degree Handbook (see also section 6 below).

In your project report, the learning objectives should be central to the whole argument: the literature review should reflect the learning objectives; the project methodology should be directed by the learning objectives; and the discussion and conclusions should address the learning objectives.

Whilst the primary audience for your project report is yourself (and other reflective general managers like you), it must also be accessible to, and interpretable by, the examiners. Although you are writing the project for yourself, it is the rigour and integrity of thought that is always critical. You must be sure that you satisfy the marking criteria which include covering elements such as literature review and methodology.

The reflection on your learning may be explicitly integrated into the various sections of the report, or alternatively, you may have separate paragraphs throughout the report purposefully designated to deal specifically with the development of your understanding through the undertakings of different activities, such as the literature review or discussion of fieldwork.

Your project report should be between 13,000 and 16,000 words in length (unless you are doing a group project for which extended word limits are defined in section 4.3 below). The maximum word count will be stringently enforced. You are required to report the total word count for your project

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