Learn how to conduct a Systematic Literature Review
Learn about the Systematic Literature Review
As a significant chapter in a doctoral thesis or research project, the Literature Review is designed to show that an analysis of all pre-existing knowledge surrounding your research question has been conducted.
But how do you collect all the existing books and articles surrounding your research topic? How do you collect, collate, and analyse this pre-existing knowledge?
A Systematic Literature Review employs techniques found in the medical profession for clinical trials to develop a repeatable process, for researchers in all fields, to understand how the literature was found and analysed.
Develop an understanding of the requirements of a SLR
This course is intended for business professionals who are considering enrolling in a doctoral degree, as well as anyone who may be interested in understanding what a doctoral degree course typically entails, specifically regarding the literature review section that will be a requirement for the final submitted thesis.
It introduces one method of conducting a review. However, as there is no one way to complete a research project, we present this as an introduction to the SLR process to help you get started.
Content and Overview
This introductory level course consists of videos and presentations totalling approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.
This course does not require any prior knowledge of the SLR.
This course introduces the SLR, it details a step-by-step example of a SLR using a simple search and review process. It allows for an understanding of how the collected data can be analysed.
On completion of this course, you will understand
What is a Literature Review, What is a SLR, How to conduct a SLR and how to analyse the findings from your search.
But it will not teach you how to write up your literature review. This is a practical workshop on how to conduct the search.