Embarking on a final year project is one of the most significant academic milestones in the life of every student. Whether you are studying at ND/NCE, HND, B.Sc, B.Ed, or even Ph.D. level, your project work demonstrates your ability to identify a problem, conduct systematic research, and provide practical or theoretical solutions. For students of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, this process requires critical thinking, deep analysis, and creativity, reflecting the nature of the disciplines within this faculty.
The Faculty of Arts and Humanities encompasses a wide range of departments, each requiring tailored research topics and case studies. Some of the core departments include:
- Department of English Language
- Department of History
- Department of Philosophy
- Department of Theatre Arts
- Department of Religious Studies
- Department of Linguistics
- Department of Fine and Applied Arts
- Department of Music
Students from each of these departments are expected to produce a well-structured project material, usually organized into Chapter One to Chapter Five or Six, depending on academic guidelines.
What a Standard Project Research Contains
In the academic world, every project must follow a clear structure. Below are the standard parts explained:
- Preliminary Pages: This includes the Title Page, Dedication, Acknowledgements, Abstract, and Table of Contents. They serve as the foundation and presentation of your research.
- Chapter One (Introduction): Provides background of the study, statement of the problem, research objectives, research questions, significance of the study, and scope/limitations.
- Chapter Two (Literature Review): Reviews relevant books, journals, reports, and previous works related to the study. It helps position your work within existing academic discourse.
- Chapter Three (Research Methodology): Explains the research design, population of study, sampling methods, instruments of data collection (such as questionnaires, interviews, or observations), and methods of data analysis.
- Chapter Four (Data Presentation and Analysis): Contains the raw data gathered from your research, presented in charts, tables, and narratives, followed by detailed analysis.
- Chapter Five (Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendations): Summarizes findings, concludes the study, and gives recommendations for policy, practice, or future research.
- Chapter Six (if applicable): In some advanced research, particularly at postgraduate levels, Chapter Six may be added to provide extended discussions or a proposed model/framework.
Requirements to Submit to Us
Before we can assist you with a high-quality project material, there are a few essential requirements you must submit:
- Your Guidelines: Every institution has unique project guidelines. Provide your school’s approved format to ensure compliance with academic standards.
- Your Approved Project Topic: This is the specific subject of your study, approved by your supervisor or department.
- Your Case Study: Clearly state the case study or organization/community you want to use. This gives the research practical direction.
- Your Level of Study: Whether ND/NCE, B.Sc, HND, B.Ed, or Ph.D., we tailor the project depth, analysis, and referencing style to your academic level.
What We Will Give You After Completing Your Project
Once your project work is completed, we will provide you with:
- Full Preliminary Pages (Title Page, Abstract, Table of Contents, etc.)
- Chapters One to Five (or Six), professionally written and structured
- Research Questionnaires for data collection
- Materials used in PDF format (such as journals, reports, and reference documents)
- The complete project in Microsoft Word Document format (easy for editing and customization)
Please note: We will only sell you the project material along with the materials used for gathering information. If you need additional editing or changes, you may carry them out personally.
Duration and Quality Assurance
- Duration: Your project will be completed within 48 hours of submission of all requirements.
- Originality: Every project is written from scratch to ensure 100% originality.
- No Plagiarism: We strictly follow academic integrity guidelines, meaning no form of plagiarism is tolerated.
Final Note
At Albarka, we understand how challenging project research can be, especially for final year students juggling lectures, assignments, and exams. That is why we are committed to providing you with well-researched, plagiarism-free, and academically approved project materials that meet your departmental requirements. Whether you are in English, History, Philosophy, Theatre Arts, Religious Studies, Linguistics, Fine/Applied Arts, or Music, we are here to make your research journey smooth and successful.