This document provides guidance on choosing a research topic by outlining criteria such as selecting a topic that is controversial, current, important, interesting, and relates to the audience. It then lists potential topic examples such as the impact of fake news and social media, freedom of speech in universities, and governments' negotiation with terrorists.
This document provides guidance on choosing a research topic by outlining criteria such as selecting a topic that is controversial, current, important, interesting, and relates to the audience. It then lists potential topic examples such as the impact of fake news and social media, freedom of speech in universities, and governments' negotiation with terrorists.
This document provides guidance on choosing a research topic by outlining criteria such as selecting a topic that is controversial, current, important, interesting, and relates to the audience. It then lists potential topic examples such as the impact of fake news and social media, freedom of speech in universities, and governments' negotiation with terrorists.
Controversial Current Important Interesting Relates to your audience Potential Topics
Fake news and social media
Freedom of speech in universities Destroying archeological sites in Lebanon Governmental online snooping Governments negotiation with terrorists Immigrant ban Egyptian/ Lebanese movies and feminism
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