Problems with partnerships at work: Lessons from an Irish case study

Dissertation titles are made up of a number of components. Each of these components tells the reader something about your research. Think of a component as a single word (or just 2-3 words) that convey something meaningful about your research. This may be the focus of your research, the main theory or theories adopted, your chosen methodology, research design or methods, the population that you studied, where the research was conducted, what variables you used, and so forth.

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