You must give reasoned arguments for your choice of research methodology

j. Methodology (word length guide 2,000 words)

You must give reasoned arguments for your choice of
research methodology, including any alternative methods
that have been deemed less suitable. Selections of your
sample should be discussed along with details of how you
implemented your methodology (how? where? when?
who? why?); information on pilot studies should be
included, together with details of any changes made as a
result. You must discuss and justify how the field work was
undertaken, what happened, and the methods used to
analyse data. Reliability and validity issues should be
discussed including the steps you have taken to ensure
your findings may be relied on by others as accurate and
trustworthy. The main emphasis of this chapter is on
justifying what you have done and the process you have
applied in data collection and analysis.

k. Results and Discussion (word length guide 5,000 words)

The results should be presented in a logical manner using
tables and figures as necessary. You should discuss the
meaning of the results as you present them. Remember to
relate your results back to your aim and objectives and
literature review. This section should not be just a
description of your results but should include a discussion
and evaluation of the findings you have made.

I. Conclusions and Recommendations (word length guide
1,500 words)

Your conclusions are a summary of your overall findings
and should relate to your original aim, objectives and
hypotheses. The conclusions should be based on your
results and discussions section but should NOT be a
regurgitation of this section. The key parts of the literature
must be revisited in this section and where appropriate
your conclusions should assess implications