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Reflective writing requires you to think deeply and write about an experience, event or course content. This involves writing about: What happened (positive or negative) and what you personally learned from the experience. What it means, and how it changes the way you think or understand something. What you can...
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This page gives you an example report broken down into sections to provide a sample of how a report can be structured. Sample report Example: Writing a business research report This video explains how to write a business report for postgraduate level students. It covers the introduction, report structure and...
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There are as many structures for a report as there are reasons for writing one. The differences between reports occur chiefly in the body. This page provides you with information about the different sections that can be found in a report and what information should be included in them. Reports...
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This checklist is a great way to make sure you have included the necessary features in your report. Check that your report has the following features: Are all parts of your assignment task covered? In relevant sections? Have you used conventional report format and structure? Are there well-structured sections where...
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Reports are a very common assignment type at university. In this section, you'll find resources to help you understand different report types and how to structure them. Reports provide structured and factual information, narrating the investigation or problem-solving process. They typically offer practical outcomes and recommendations and are written to...
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Reports from different areas and industries vary in their structure. This page features some examples of common report structures. The highlighted headings and subheadings show some of the differences between reports in different fields of practice or for different purposes....
