A final year project is one of the most important requirements for graduation, serving as evidence of a student’s ability to identify a problem, conduct proper investigation, and present findings in line with academic standards. For students in the Faculty of Social Sciences, the final year project plays a critical role in preparing graduates for real-world problem-solving, policy-making, and social development.
Whether you are at ND/NCE, HND, B.Sc, B.Ed, or Ph.D. level, a well-prepared research project not only enhances your academic record but also serves as a foundation for further studies and professional growth.
The Faculty of Social Sciences includes a wide range of departments where students are expected to conduct research that reflects both theoretical understanding and practical relevance. Some of the key departments are:
- Department of Economics
- Department of Political Science
- Department of Sociology
- Department of Psychology
- Department of Geography
- Department of Mass Communication
- Department of International Relations
- Department of Social Work
- Department of Public Administration
Each of these departments requires students to submit a project report that is properly structured, critically analyzed, and academically acceptable.
Structure of a Standard Project Research
To ensure credibility, every project work must follow a systematic structure, generally divided into five or six chapters depending on your institution’s requirements:
- Preliminary Pages: Includes the Title Page, Certification, Dedication, Acknowledgment, Abstract, and Table of Contents.
- Chapter One (Introduction): Provides background to the study, statement of the problem, research objectives, research questions, scope, limitations, and significance of the study.
- Chapter Two (Review of Related Literature): Reviews existing works, academic journals, reports, and theories relevant to the study. This helps in identifying research gaps and positioning your work within the field.
- Chapter Three (Research Methodology): Describes the research design, target population, sampling techniques, instruments for data collection, and methods of data analysis.
- Chapter Four (Data Presentation and Analysis): Presents the data collected, usually in tables, charts, or graphs, followed by detailed interpretation and analysis.
- Chapter Five (Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendations): Summarizes findings, concludes the study, and gives practical recommendations for policy, practice, or future research.
- Chapter Six (if applicable): At higher levels (e.g., Ph.D.), an additional chapter may be required to expand discussions, develop frameworks, or propose models.
Requirements to Submit to Us
Before we can assist you with your project research, you need to provide the following:
- Your Guidelines: Every institution has a specific project writing format. Submit your school’s guidelines for us to follow.
- Your Approved Project Topic: Ensure your topic is officially approved by your supervisor or department.
- Your Case Study: The selected organization, community, or setting you wish to focus on in your research.
- Your Level of Study: State clearly if you are in ND/NCE, HND, B.Sc, B.Ed, or Ph.D. level to tailor the project depth accordingly.
What We Will Provide After Completion
Once your project research is completed, you will receive:
- Well-prepared Preliminary Pages
- Complete Chapters One to Five (or Six)
- Research Questionnaires used for data collection
- Supporting materials in PDF format (journals, reports, and reference materials)
- Full project in Microsoft Word Document format for easy editing
Important Note: We only sell you the project material along with the sources used to gather information. If you need further corrections, you are expected to make them yourself.
Duration and Quality Assurance
- Delivery Time: Projects are completed within 48 hours of receiving all requirements.
- Originality: Every project is freshly written from scratch.
- No Plagiarism: We maintain strict academic integrity with 100% plagiarism-free content.
Final Note
At Albarka, we understand the challenges faced by final year students in the Faculty of Social Sciences. Balancing lectures, assignments, and exams with the demand of producing a high-quality project can be overwhelming. That is why we are dedicated to providing well-researched, plagiarism-free, and academically acceptable project materials tailored to your department, whether in Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, or any other discipline within the faculty.
With our expert support, you can complete your final year project confidently and successfully.