nsive foundation in research methodology, designed for students and researchers who want to understand how academic research is conducted in a structured and scientific way.

The course begins by explaining what research is and why it is important in academic and professional contexts. It introduces the different types of research, helping learners understand how studies are classified depending on purpose, approach, and data collection methods.

A key focus is on understanding the research process step by step, from identifying a research problem to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data. This helps learners develop a clear roadmap for conducting their own studies.

The course also explores research quality, highlighting the characteristics of good research such as validity, reliability, and critical thinking. It explains the difference between research methods and research methodology, which is essential for academic clarity.

In addition, learners are guided on how to define a research problem properly and understand its role in shaping the entire study. This includes learning how to formulate objectives and structure a research project effectively.

By the end of the course, learners will have a strong understanding of the Research Methodology and will be able to design and conduct bas