Topic and Research Proposal
A strong topic is narrow enough to finish and new enough to publish. We map the literature in your field, locate the open gap and shape it into a proposal that a doctoral committee can approve.
What is included
- Literature mapping and gap identification in your specialization
- A shortlist of three to five topic options with feasibility notes
- Research questions, objectives and hypotheses
- Proposal drafting in your university’s required format
What you receive
- Topic shortlist with rationale
- Draft research proposal
- One revision round after supervisor feedback
How we work
- Brief. You share your field, stage and goal. We confirm a matching specialist.
- Plan. We agree scope, timeline and checkpoints before work starts.
- Build with review. You see progress at each checkpoint and give feedback.
- Handover. You receive the files, a walkthrough and support for follow-up questions.
Common question
Can you work within my supervisor’s area?
Yes. We start from your department’s focus, your supervisor’s interests and your data or lab constraints, and only then look for the gap.