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Academic paper

Source-based writing: explanation, comparison, argument or theory applied to a case.

• Thematic theoretical paperExplain and analyse a topic through concepts and themes.For assignments exploring a question through published sources.Sources and assignment requirements
• Comparative paperCompare approaches using shared dimensions.When the assignment asks for a reasoned comparison.Sources and assignment requirements
• Argumentative or critical paperDevelop a central claim and assess alternative positions.When a reasoned position or critique is required.Sources and assignment requirements
• Theory applied to a caseConnect a conceptual framework to a source-supported case.When the assignment requires theoretical application.Sources and assignment requirements
• Course or final assignmentChoose the content and structure from the course brief.When the syllabus uses a general assignment label.Sources and assignment requirements
• Position paperPresent a position and support it with evidence.When a defensible position is requested.Sources and assignment requirements
• Problem analysis and recommendationsExamine a problem, alternatives and supported recommendations.When the assignment asks for a reasoned response to a problem.Sources and assignment requirements

Literature review

Compare and synthesise existing knowledge around a defined question.

• Thematic reviewOrganise studies around themes and connections.When the literature is best explained through themes.Research and relevant publications
• Comparative reviewCompare theories, studies or interventions.When differences across findings or approaches matter.Research and relevant publications
• Review of variable relationshipsSynthesise studies examining a specified relationship.When the review question concerns relationships between variables.Research and relevant publications
• Historical development reviewTrace changes in concepts and findings over time.When the development of a field explains the question.Research and relevant publications
• Reviewing a scholarly controversyMap agreements and disagreements between researchers.When an unresolved scholarly debate is the focus.Research and relevant publications
• Identifying research gapsExplain what remains unanswered in the reviewed evidence.When gaps are part of the review's purpose.Research and relevant publications
• Background for a proposal or studyPosition a question within existing scholarship.When the review supports a wider research project.Research and relevant publications

Research paper

Write methods, findings and discussion around supplied materials and results.

• Quantitative research paperWrite about variables, measures and numerical findings.For quantitative results or a plan and fill-in framework.Results, described findings or research materials
• Qualitative research paperWrite about interviews, observations or documents.For qualitative findings and their discussion.Results, described findings or research materials
• Whole paper or selected sectionsClarify whether you need a full paper, research sections or findings.When existing work needs a defined writing scope.Results, described findings or research materials

Article analysis and written report

Read, summarise and critique an article or compare several articles.

• Article summaryExplain the question, approach and conclusions.When a structured summary is required.One to three articles and the assignment brief
• Critical analysisAssess the argument, evidence, contribution and limitations.When evaluation is required alongside summary.One to three articles and the assignment brief
• Methodological critiqueDiscuss the method and support for the conclusions.When research design and reported methods are the focus.One to three articles and the assignment brief
• Article comparisonCompare questions, methods and findings.When two or three articles must be compared.One to three articles and the assignment brief
• Written article reportPresent the article coherently for an academic audience.When a written article report is requested.One to three articles and the assignment brief
• Method and findings focusFocus an article analysis on selected research components.When the brief concentrates on methods and results.One to three articles and the assignment brief

Case study or academic report

Analyse a case, event or problem with alternatives and recommendations.

• Case studyExamine a bounded case in its context.When a particular case is the basis of the assignment.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Incident analysisAnalyse decisions, causes and consequences in an event.When a defined incident is the focus.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Academic reportStructure findings, alternatives and recommendations.When the assignment specifies a report.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Evaluation reportAssess an intervention or decision using criteria and evidence.When a programme or decision must be evaluated.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Policy briefDefine a problem, assess options and justify a recommendation.When an academic assignment concerns policy choices.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Consulting reportAnalyse a problem and recommend actions from supplied evidence.When an academic brief calls for an advisory report.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Theoretical case analysisApply theory and published sources to a case.When the analysis is conceptual and source-based.Case materials, documents or supplied findings
• Qualitative case analysisWrite from qualitative findings and case materials.When documents or qualitative material support the case.Case materials, documents or supplied findings

Seminar or proseminar paper

Choose the paper's basis within the course submission context.

• Theoretical seminar paperDevelop an argument, comparison or theoretical application.When the seminar paper is based on conceptual discussion.Work type and seminar requirements
• Literature review seminarSynthesise and critically discuss a defined research literature.When the literature is the focus of the seminar.Work type and seminar requirements
• Quantitative seminar paperWrite a study using variables and numerical findings.When the assignment uses a quantitative research approach.Work type and seminar requirements
• Qualitative seminar paperWrite from interviews, observations or documents.When the assignment uses qualitative materials.Work type and seminar requirements
• Case study seminarAnalyse a case using a theoretical or qualitative approach.When a bounded case is the focus of the seminar.Work type and seminar requirements
• Proseminar paperAn introductory submission context set by the course brief.When the course requires a proseminar; the work type is chosen separately.Work type and seminar requirements

Documents included with eligible papers

Planning documents accompany eligible papers and are generated after the paper. They cannot be ordered separately. If generation of the accompanying document fails, the completed paper may be delivered without it.

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• Planning documents accompanying academic workExplore work plans, review plans, proposals and analytical frameworks associated with eligible academic work.
• Understanding a research proposalLearn what a research proposal explains and how it relates to accompanying documents for eligible academic work.
• Work Plan & Chapter OutlineIncluded at no additional chargeAn explanation of the argument, chapter purposes and scope associated with eligible academic writing.
• Seminar Proposal (Discursive)Included at no additional chargeThe question, conceptual focus and argument structure behind an eligible theoretical seminar paper.
• Review PlanIncluded at no additional chargeThe question, boundaries and organization of an eligible literature review.
• Seminar Review ProposalIncluded at no additional chargeThe question, scope and chapter direction for an eligible literature-review seminar.
• Research Proposal & Analysis PlanIncluded at no additional chargeThe research question, measurement logic and analytical direction for eligible quantitative work.
• Quantitative Seminar Proposal & Analysis PlanIncluded at no additional chargeA course-focused view of the question, variables and analytical direction for an eligible quantitative seminar.
• Qualitative Research ProposalIncluded at no additional chargeThe inquiry, materials and interpretive direction for eligible qualitative research work.
• Qualitative Seminar Proposal & Analysis PlanIncluded at no additional chargeThe inquiry, materials and interpretive approach for an eligible qualitative seminar.
• Analysis OutlineIncluded at no additional chargeA reading map for the argument and critical assessment in eligible article-analysis work.
• Case Analysis FrameworkIncluded at no additional chargeThe case boundary, analytical lens and reasoning associated with eligible case work.
• Seminar Case ProposalIncluded at no additional chargeThe case choice, academic focus and discussion structure for eligible seminar case work.