Top 5 UK Universities for Politics, Debating and Campaigning

Today, Huffingtopost.co.uk shared the result of the survey of which UK university is the best institution to study about Politics, Debating and Campaigning.

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The result came out after students voted.

1. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Visit: soas.ac.uk

2. London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London
Visit: www.lse.ac.uk/home.aspx

3. Goldsmiths, University of London
Visit: www.gold.ac.uk/

4. University of Oxford
Visit: www.ox.ac.uk

5. University of Sussex
Visit: www.sussex.ac.uk


Read the whole story: Top Political UK Universities: Best Institutions For Politics, Debating And Campaigning

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David Willetts: Teaching Over Research

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According to independent.co.uk, £9,000 are spent yearly by a university student. For that amount of money, they receive less time for lecture from their University lecturer.

For the Universities minister, it should be more teaching than research.

How about you? Is it teaching over research OR research over teaching?



References:

• www.independent.co.uk/student/news/what-the-9000-fee-gets-you-less-teaching-time-8892988.html
• www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/10/21/universities-more-time-teaching-david-willetts_n_4134642.html

Sharing the Structure of A Dissertation

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Whoah! It's nice to be back blogging in here. It's like being freed from jail after taking a break from blogging. While I was away, I stumbled this article talking about five basic parts of a dissertation structure. 

I was thinking this might be a good timing to share this article to University students. Before doing so, let me ask you a question. Did you ever know that there are five basic structure of  dissertation? No? Yes? Like I said, I am going to share about those so, definitely there are. Read through till the end to learn the dissertation structure.

Part 1: Introduction 

Reasons can be found in here of why you are taking the research.

Part 2: Review of the literature 

Full understanding of your research is found here.

Part 3: Methodology

Ways of collecting and analysing the data can be found in methodology.

Part 4: Results

Summary of findings can be found here.

Part 5: Interpretations, Conclusions, and Recommendations

These five are essential for your paper. In fact, one of the essay writing help websites mentioned that “dissertation structure serves as a framework for a properly-written paper”  

Note: For complete details, you can read the full article at Five Basic Parts of a Dissertation Structure.