Your Supervisor Said "Improve Your Methodology" — Here's What That Actually Means
A breakdown of the five most common things supervisors mean by vague methodology feedback, and how to work out which one applies to you.
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Thesis work is long and often solitary — and vague feedback can leave you unsure what to actually change. These are the moments we see most:
Comments like 'improve your methodology' without a clear sense of what to change.
Difficulty synthesising sources into a coherent, well-argued review.
Chapters that don't yet read as one coherent argument from introduction to conclusion.
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A breakdown of the five most common things supervisors mean by vague methodology feedback, and how to work out which one applies to you.
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