The following is my doctorate level research proposal

Title: “The Effects of Migration on Nigerian Children Who Migrated with their Parents to the United Kingdom: An In-depth Qualitative Analysis.”

Aims:
This research aims to explore the effects of migration on Nigerian children who migrated with their parents to the United Kingdom. The study will specifically investigate the social, economic, and psychological impacts of migration on the children.
Research Questions
The research questions that this thesis aims to answer are as follows:
1. What are the impacts of migration to the UK on Nigerians/sub-Saharan Africa.
2. How do people overcome the challenges posed by migration?
(because we don’t know how much literature is available that focuses on Nigeria).
3. How does gender influence the challenges Nigerian migrants face in the UK?

Methodology
The research methodology is grounded in established research practices and has been used in previous studies on the economic impacts of parental migration on children. This study will use an in-depth qualitative approach to explore the impacts of migration on Nigerian children who migrated with their parents to the United Kingdom. The sample will consist of Nigerian families who migrated to the United Kingdom in the last five years with children between the ages of 6 and 18 years old. Data will be collected through semi-structured interviews with parents and children. The interviews will be audio-recorded, transcribed, and analyzed thematically



For the dissertation, I am to do a comprehensive 4000-word "Methodology" section

Below is the structure for this
I. Introduction (300 words)
- Briefly explain the rationale for the research proposal
- Introduce the main research questions and objectives
- Explain the importance of using a qualitative approach in this study

II. Research Methodology (1350 words)
A. Qualitative Research Paradigm (200 words)
- Explain the choice of a qualitative research paradigm
- Discuss its relevance to explore the effects of migration on Nigerian children who migrated with their parents to the UK

B. Research Design (250 words)
- Explaining the use of an in-depth qualitative approach
- Justify the choice of semi-structured interviews as the primary data collection method

C. Study Population and Sampling (400 words)
- Describe the target population (Nigerian families who migrated to the UK in the last five years with children aged between 6 and 18 years old)
- Explain the sampling strategy for selecting participants (e.g., purposive sampling)
- Discuss potential challenges in recruiting the sample and how these challenges will be addressed

D. Data Collection Methods (500 words)
- Explain in detail the process of conducting semi-structured interviews (e.g., developing the interview guide, selecting interview locations, conducting the interviews, recording the data)
- Discuss the advantages and potential limitations of using semi-structured interviews for this research

III. Data Analysis (800 words)
A. Thematic Analysis (300 words)
- Explain the use of thematic analysis in analyzing the interview data
- Describe how thematic analysis will be applied (e.g., coding, theme identification, interpretation)

B. Rigor and Trustworthiness (300 words)
- Discuss strategies for maintaining rigor and trustworthiness in the research (e.g., triangulation, member checking, reflexivity)
- Address potential biases and limitations in the data analysis process

C. Analytical Procedures (200 words)
- Describe the actual steps of the data analysis process from transcription to interpretation

IV. Ethical Considerations (800 words)
A. Ethical Approval (200 words)
- Explain the process of obtaining ethical approval for the study from the relevant review board(s)

B. Informed Consent and Confidentiality (300 words)
- Discuss the importance of obtaining informed consent from participants
- Describe the procedures for ensuring confidentiality and anonymity of the study participants

C. Potential Risks and Benefits (300 words)
- Identify potential risks and benefits for participating in the study
- Describe strategies for minimizing risks and maximizing benefits

V. Implementation (750 words)
A. Project Timeline (300 words)
- Outline the timeline for completing all stages of the research project, from recruitment to data analysis

B. Researcher’s Role and Reflexivity (300 words)
- Discuss the researcher’s role in the study, including potential biases and assumptions
- Explain how the researcher will engage in reflexivity throughout the research process

C. Study Monitoring and Quality Assurance (150 words)
- Describe the procedures for monitoring the study’s progress and ensuring that the research is conducted with appropriate rigor and quality





Now, generate the “Ethical Considerations” section of the methodology, ensuring it includes all necessary details and worthy of post-doctoral honours. Also, ensure to use proper Harvard style of in-text citations everywhere appropriate, using only the most recent out of the most appropriate references. Ensure your response is original and is in the best possible way.

In doing the above,
Be selective.
Be clear and concise. It should be easy to read and understand.
Be specific. Provide as much detail as possible about your research methods.
Be objective. Avoid bias in your writing.