The Henley MBA 101 Series
Everything you need to know to ace your Henley MBA
This series covers a little bit of everything Henley MBA-related, from the basics of academic writing through to specifics about each chapter of a typical Henley MBA assignment and dissertation/IBP. You can read each article in order, or skip to whichever ones are most relevant to you right now.
Henley MBA Dissertation/IBP
- How to find an original, high-value research topic
- How to craft a high-quality research proposal
- The dissertation introduction chapter: 101
- How to craft an A-grade literature review
- How to choose a research methodology
- How to write the methodology chapter
- The analysis/results chapter: 101
- The discussion chapter: 101
- The conclusion chapter: 101
General Henley MBA Advice
- The “Henley Way“, explained in simple terms
- How to use models and frameworks correctly in your assignments
- Why presentation is important (and how to get it right)
- Analysis vs description
- Why topic fit is critically important
- Why focus is your friend in Henley MBA assignments
- How to use research questions to set a clear direction in your writing
- How to reduce word count in Henley MBA assignments
- How to craft rock-solid arguments
Don't Stop Now - There's More ✨
How Can I Finish My Dissertation Faster Without Cutting Corners?
Discover five strategic ways to accelerate your PhD timeline by reducing uncertainty and eliminating delays, while maintaining research quality and rigor.
What’s the Difference Between Undergraduate and Postgraduate Theses?
Confused about how your master’s or doctoral thesis differs from undergraduate work? Learn the key distinctions that matter for your research.
How Do I Ask My Dissertation Advisor for Help?
Worried you’ll look clueless asking your supervisor for help? Learn how to approach your advisor confidently, whether they’re supportive or distant.
What If My Results Aren’t Statistically Significant?
Non-significant results don’t mean you’ve failed. Learn why they still matter, how to interpret them, and why publishing null findings benefits the entire research community.
Should You Start Coding Your Interviews Before You’ve Finished Them?
Learn when to start analyzing your qualitative interview data and how to avoid biasing your research with premature coding.
THANK YOU, YOUR ARTICLE ARE HELPING, I WAS A BIT OVERWHELMED WITH THE HENLEY WAY OF DOING THINGS
Glad it helped 🙂
Hi Derek, hope you are well? I’m reaching out for some urgent help, I am in the MRC phase and have written chapter 1-3 but need some help and someone to review and guidance with the survey and interview questions. Can I book sometime with you?
Hi Mercia. Thanks for your interest. I’ve replied via PM.