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Use my research proposal and topic to fill in the ethical opinion form attached.BAL TAUGHT STUDENT ETHICAL OPINION FORM v.4.2 2017 Ethical opinion form for Faculty of Business and Law (BAL) taught undergraduate and postgraduate students (except MRes) Instructions to student This form should be completed by the student, referring to the Guidance Notes to accompany this form and the ‘Research ethics – issues to consider’ guide (also to be found as an appendix to the Guidance Notes). If you are not collecting primary data or data that are identifiable with individuals, then you should answer Qs 1-4, then Q11 and as many of the questions between Qs 12-20 as are relevant in your case. The completed form should then be passed to the supervisor prior to a review of the possible ethical implications of the proposed dissertation or project. Students should read the guidance that accompanies this form to help them complete it. No primary data collection or recruitment of potential participants must be undertaken before a final version of this form has been approved. If, following review of this form, amendments to the proposals are agreed to be necessary, the student should provide the supervisor with an amended version for endorsement. If, following the completion of the review process, your supervisor and, where relevant, any independent reviewer is unwilling to grant you a favourable ethical opinion, you have a right of appeal to BAL Faculty Ethics Committee. If you wish to exercise this right, email the Faculty Ethics Administrator (email address available from your supervisor), stating your name, HEMIS no., the relevant unit and course, and briefly stating your grounds for requesting that BAL Faculty Ethics Committee review the decision. Attach your completed ethics form and any supplementary documentation and include any relevant correspondence about the case. A final signed and dated version of this form must be bound in to however many copies of the dissertation you are required to hand in. The form MUST be signed and dated by both the student, the supervisor and, where required, any peer ethics reviewer. If the dissertation is submitted without a fully completed, signed and dated ethics form it will be deemed to be a fail. Second attempt assessment may be permitted by the Board of Examiners. 1. What are the objectives of the dissertation / research project? 2. Does the research involve NHS patients, resources or staff? YES / NO (please delete as applicable). If YES, it is likely that full ethical review must be obtained from the NHS process before the research can start. Please discuss your proposal with your Supervisor and/or Course Leader and consult the Guidance Notes for this ethics form. 3. Does the research involve MoD staff? YES / NO (please delete as applicable). If YES, then ethical review may need to be undertaken by MoD REC. Please discuss your proposal with your Supervisor and/or Course Leader and consult the Guidance Notes for this ethics form. 4. Do you intend to collect primary data from humUP946331 Project Management Skills in Sports Event Management of Contents Introduction ................................................................................................................................2 Background and Specific Literature..........................................................................................2 Aims and Objectives of the study .............................................................................................2 Research Objectives .............................................................................................................2 Research Questions .................................................................................................................3 Research Gap...........................................................................................................................3 Conceptual framework ............................................................................................................4 Methodology ..............................................................................................................................4 Philosophical Position ..............................................................................................................4 Overall Research Methodology ................................................................................................6 Sampling Method ....................................................................................................................6 UP946331 Data Collection Procedure .......................................................................................................6 Data analysis ...........................................................................................................................7 Research Hypothesis................................................................................................................7 Critical Evaluation .......................................................................................................................7 References ..................................................................................................................................9 Appendix 1: Summary of references used in the study ..............................................................10 Appendix 2: List of questions to be used in the study ................................................................12 Introduction Background and Specific Literature Project management refers to a set of skills required when undertaking a project to ensure that the project is successful in meeting the set objectives and goals for the project during the implementation stage. Just like other organizations, sports management also requires project management skills, especially in the planning and implementation of sporting events (Mallen, & Adams,