Join us for our first lecture in the CBRL Graduate Network: Skills Development Seminar Series: Write a Research Proposal: Identifying Research Question and Objectives with Dr. Sahar Khasawneh from the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology at Yarmouk University in Jordan.
About the lecture
The lecture presents the essential elements of writing and preparing a research proposal, specifically how to effectively identify research questions and objectives. It begins by discussing the significance of well-defined research questions in guiding the entire research process. Participants will learn strategies to formulate clear and concise research questions that align with their research interests and contribute to existing knowledge.
The lecture also emphasizes the importance of setting achievable research objectives that are measurable and specific. Practical tips will be provided on structuring objectives to ensure they are realistic and manageable within the scope of the proposed research. Participants will gain insights into linking research questions with objectives to create a solid framework for their proposals.
About the speaker
Dr. Sahar al Khasawneh, Associate Professor at the faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology at Yarmouk University.
She earned her PhD in 2015 specialized in Applied Sciences in Archaeology.
Dr. Al Khasawneh is the Prime investigator in several National and International projects that aims to fund establishing new scientific facilities in Jordan and develop human capacity in the field of characterization and conservation of cultural heritage. These include a prestigious Newton- Khalidi award, and several International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) grants.
Dr. Al Khasawneh has more than 25 published articles in high-ranking journals and supervised graduate students in different fields of cultural heritage.
