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A research degree is a challenging undertaking and many academic departments demand some evidence of productivity within the first year of candidature. In most cases, this evidence takes the form of a research proposal. A research proposal is not the one page abstract that you cunningly wrote to placate the enrollments and admissions people. The proposal is a significant piece of work that is formally presented to an audience of academic staff and your fellow postgraduate students. The documents in the handout section of this web page sets out information on why proposals are required, the logistics of presenting a proposal, and tips on how to make the experience a successful one, which will hopefully convince the City and Regional Planning Department to award you a Master Degree. Dr. Adel
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