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2007年1月17日星期三

Idea Retailer

Today I had a meeting with my supervisors concerning my research proposal for funding applications.  I should say it is the first time I write a proposal for *real* funding application.  And what I learned back in China is quite different from the conventions here.  The comments given by my supervisors include:


  • Put research aim at first, then a little saucy background, then objectives, then methodology;

  • Emphasise interdisciplinary research and justification on the reason to use them;

  • Put site selection in a separate section instead of in methodology;

  • Use precise figures in budget estimations, and be prepared to spend a lot in the field even if the price level is low there;

  • Use Gantt Chart-like figures in the schedule part, illustrating fieldwork only;

  • Be more specified;

  • State that I will follow the School's health and safety guidelines (with URL).


In a word, what I am trying to do is selling my idea.  So I need to make a good packaging.

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