I have attached the requirements of the dissertation so the writer can understand it what i first need is the topic proposal which needs to be done as soon as you can this is what they require for the research proposal - The Formal Research Proposal All dissertation students are required to complete a formal Research Proposal and you must submit one to your supervisor by the relevant deadline date. The research proposal should not exceed 500 words in length and should detail your research programme and indicate not only the nature of that programme, but also the key questions, issues and/or relationships that you are seeking to explore. In so doing, it must address the relevance and/or importance of the proposed topic, the viability of the project, the methodology to be employed and the policy implications, if any, that are likely to ensue from the research. It is probable that in practice your research proposal will take the form of an amended, extended, improved and more detailed version of the content of your original Dissertation Registration Forms and you should consult your supervisor and take heed of the advice proffered when compiling it. In effect, this formal Research Proposal represents your personal statement of intent and becomes the basis of the implicit contract between you and your designated supervisor. In summary, an acceptable Research Proposal should typically address issues such as: ? the topic/issue/problem definition and rationale, i.e. specifying the subject; ? a statement of aims, i.e. specifying the purpose, scope and limitations of the proposed enquiry; ? a clear statement of the hypothesis to be tested or the models to be developed/tested; ? the relevance/value of the research programme, e.g. the policy implications; University of Wolverhampton Business School The UG Dissertation 9 ? the project design/methodology, i.e. how you are going to achieve your stated aims; and ? data/statistics/resources to be accessed and employed, e.g. field research, library research, questionnaire surveys, etc. Note carefully, however, that the above list is simply indicative and is therefore not intended to be either exhaustive or definitive. This means that while some of these issues may appear to have a limited relevance to your chosen topic, there may well be others that need to be addressed and clearly you should consult your supervisor and seek their advice on the issue(s) before submitting the Research Proposal. In addition, the Research Proposal forms a component of assessment and must therefore be passed before you embark on the actual dissertation. Should your initial research proposal prove unacceptable to your supervisor and be deemed a fail, it must be improved to a satisfactory standard and resubmitted by the relevant deadline date. If you have not submitted an acceptable research proposal to your supervisor by that specified date (normally 14 days after the initial deadline), you cannot proceed with the dissertation and must de-register it until the following semester at the earliest. Ultimately, copies of your Research Proposal must be attached at the front of both bound editions of your dissertation. view attached