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Writing Research Paper in Law & Humanities is an essential skill for scholars aiming to contribute impactful research in these fields. This course provides a comprehensive guide to crafting well-structured, persuasive, and original research papers. Through in-depth modules, you'll explore topic selection, literature review, thesis development, and the art of legal and humanities writing.

You'll gain practical experience in drafting, revising, and editing your work, ensuring clarity and coherence. The course also covers citation standards and ethical considerations, essential for maintaining academic integrity. Interactive workshops and peer reviews offer opportunities for feedback and improvement, honing your ability to present complex ideas succinctly and compellingly.

By the end of this course, you will have mastered the techniques necessary for successful academic writing in law and humanities. You'll be equipped to produce research that stands out in academic journals, conferences, and other professional settings, ultimately enhancing your academic and career prospects.

Learning outcome

Master the structure of research papers in law and humanities.

Develop a strong, original thesis statement.

Conduct thorough and effective literature reviews.

Apply proper citation and referencing styles.

Enhance clarity and coherence in writing.

Address ethical issues in academic research.

Receive and implement constructive feedback.

Requirements

Basic understanding of academic writing.

Interest in law or humanities research.

Commitment to rigorous study and practice.

Why should I take this course?

Enhance your academic writing skills.

Improve your ability to publish in reputable journals.

Gain insights from experienced scholars.

Network with peers in your field.

Increase your research's impact and visibility.

Course Curriculum

Fundamental concepts
▶	Introduction	🕐 00:03:00
▶	What is Research	🕐 00:05:00
▶	The Scientific Method	🕐 00:09:00
Research and Writing
▶	Legal Research	🕐 00:23:00
▶	Writing the abstract	🕐 00:06:00
▶	Demo: How does an abstract look like	🕐 00:12:00
▶	How long should it take?: Planning the timescale	🕐 00:03:00
▶	Table of Contents: A working hypothesis	🕐 00:08:00
Getting to work
▶	Where to start?: Reading or Writing	🕐 00:02:00
▶	Parting tip: Index Cards	🕐 00:06:00
▶	Writing the paper	🕐 00:06:00

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