Conducting Postgraduate Level Research: Selecting A Methodology- A Students’ Perspective
- Vlasios Sarantinos
Abstract
In the vast majority of postgraduate research, an integral part of business students is to select an appropriate methodology to suit the particular research needs of each project. In this paper we present issues, problems and real-time practical issues from the perspective of a young researcher. Through a specific subject matter and two exemplary methodologies we present a concise review of the methodological dimensions to come up with an optimal solution that will maximize the potential of the project.
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- DOI:10.5539/ibr.v1n4p10
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