

Written by
Dr Jana Martiskova
PhD Research Statement
A research statement is a statement that you can prove with the help of proper investigative process and evidence.
While reviewing your thesis, your PhD research statement is the first aspect that your reviewer will go through as it will explain the objective of your study.
In other words, your research statement can be considered the central focus of your report which will give an objective view of the purpose of your investigative study.
Simply put, a research statement is a road map that provides a glimpse of the rest of the report.
Composing a good research statement may seem like a difficult task to you now but with proper guidance you will be able to write a good thesis statement in no time.
The easiest way to compose a research statement is to list down all the important aspects and variables of your study and then structure them in the form of a statement.
There are three main structural styles:
Street gangs can be stopped in under developed countries by provision of education, employment and skills development programs that will help divert their energies towards positive aspects of life.
Incorrect format for research statement:
Twitter is more of an intellectual’s social media website and facebook has a more entertaining appeal; but both are popular forums for interactive dialogues and information sharing.
Although twitter attracts a great amount of intellectual audience while facebook appeals to the entertainment loving people; both these social media websites are an effective forum for interactive communication and information sharing.
For example:
Even after the extensive revenues that are contributed towards the study of this disease, cancer research has still not produced fully satisfactory results that can be proclaimed as successful which make one wonder where the fault lies.