One of the biggest challenges of writing a master’s dissertation — or conducting any large-scale research project for that matter — is learning how to focus and choose a specific research object.
If you’re too ambitious, you may get overwhelmed and lost in an overabundance of ideas and end up writing something very general.
Even if you’re researching a field that obviously hasn’t been really researched, it may be too much for you to take on for a masters. If that’s the case, consider continuing on for a PhD. or a research fellowship.
The trick is finding a research gap in your field of study, but a gap that’s not too big.
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