How to write a PROBLEM STATEMENT in your THESIS: Its 2 parts with an EXAMPLE

“There is no study if there is no problem.” These words were said to me when I wrote my Masters dissertation and are arguably the most important in all my years of being a young researcher. I have applied it throughout my career and instilled it in all my Master and PhD candidates. In this video, I share with you the two parts of a problem statement applicable to research project. I also argue the importance of having a thorough introduction and background that transitions effortlessly into the problem. This background contextualises the problem. Finally, I work through an example that you can use as a blueprint when you write your problem statement. I hope this video adds value to your research. Please click the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE button if it does. Let me know if there are any other topics in your research that you would want me to make a video on? Visit my LinkedIn and ResearchGate pages and get in touch. Chat soon! Johan