Writing an Even More Excellent Conceptual Framework with Dr Patrick Danaher #yourscpa
In this workshop, learn about: The role and value of the conceptual framework Aligning the conceptual framework with the rest of the thesis Ensuring the conceptual framework's appropriateness These workshops are hosted by the Southern Cross Postgraduate Association - SCPA (Australia) We deliver workshops on a range of topics to help postgraduate students enrolled at Southern Cross University (Australia) to succeed in their studies. If you haven’t subscribed to this channel yet, please do. Leave a comment and let me know where in the world you are watching from #yourscpa OFFICIAL FACEBOOK / scupostgrads OFFICAL INSTAGRAM / scpapgstudents OFFICIAL WEBSITE https://scpa.net.au/ #yourscpa
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