Data collection doesn’t need to derail your semester. This guide shows faculty–PhD scholars how to choose feasible methods, minimize fieldwork, and stay ethical and efficient.
Not all research designs are feasible for faculty–PhD scholars. Learn how to choose one that matches your research goals, workload, ethics constraints, and time blocks.
Not all research types suit the busy life of a faculty–PhD scholar. This guide helps you select the right approach—based on time, data access, and ethics workload.
Select a research methodology that fits your data, tools, and time as a teaching-focused PhD scholar. This practical guide helps you plan without compromising academic rigor.
Use this fast, structured approach to identify a stakeholder-relevant research gap—while managing your full faculty workload as a PhD scholar.
Need to identify a research gap without derailing your teaching schedule? Use this structured, time-efficient literature search strategy to refine your PhD topic quickly.
Too busy teaching to chase a complex dissertation idea? Use this practical, data-first approach to select a high-impact, time-efficient PhD topic tailored for Indian faculty-scholars.
Make your research reproducible by depositing anonymized datasets and analysis code in a trusted repository. This guide covers DOIs, metadata, and open licensing.
Collaborating with former students or junior colleagues? Learn how to define fair co-authorship using ICMJE criteria, negotiate order transparently, and formalize roles with an agreement.
Using your own teaching records in research? Learn how to separate roles, prevent bias, and document every step with audit logs and neutral verification procedures.
