Saudi Arabia Research Proposals Samples For Students

Introduction and Background:

In this contemporary world the concept of psychological contract is now emerging within the western region. It has received increased attention by the employers and employees for increasing the reciprocity. As, it is referred to the beliefs of an individual pertaining to the terms and conditions of the exchange relationship with another party, it is important to understand its significance in order to maintain a positive and healthy relationship. This concept is based on broader social exchange theories; proposing that the social relationships entails implicit and explicit expectations and obligations. The influence of culture and religion will be also be ...

- Focus of the research paper.
- Education in Saudi Arabia
- Education for special needs children in Saudi Arabia
My research paper is on the education program in Saudi Arabia. The research focuses specifically on students with special needs and the type of education thy receive.my null hypothesis is that there are no measures put in place in Saudi Arabia to cater for students with special needs in the education system. The research will focus on the challenges faced by students with special needs in accessing the best quality education in Saudi Arabia. The research ...

Commitment - Saudi Arabia

CMN 598
Introduction
In December 2010, Arab revolution was accidentally started by Mohamed Bouazizi. Bouazizi worked as fruits and vegetables seller in his town, illegally. One day, a police officer stopped him and confiscated his cart as a weekly usual; this was not a big deal for him. Mohamed tried hard to get his cart back, and he managed to do it. Several minutes later, the same police officer returned, angry and full of hatred, slapped Mohamed and asked other policemen to kick him- for no reason. Bouazizi was furious. He could not control his anger, not because of the ...

Chapter One: General Introduction

- Introduction
Public sector projects are an essential aspect of development and service delivery. Every government’s role in development is to deliver services through various sectors. Infrastructure is one of the main service delivery and development channels (Bardhan & Mookherjee 2006, p. 101). Government delivers service through departments, ministries, and agencies. These form public sector clients. Public sector clients are responsible for infrastructural development. Public sector infrastructure procurement is marred with a number of problems, which limit the capacity of these clients. Proper infrastructural procurement is dependent on the ability or capacity of clients to resolve problems associated with ...

GDP

In Saudi Arabia Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has expanded to 5.87 percent in the third quarter of last year over the 2011 quarter. Over the years the GDP growth rate have been recording an average of 5.12 percent with the highest growth rate of 27.49 percent in 1974 and the lowest of -11.10 percent in 1982. 55 percent of the GDP is constituted by the petroleum sector.

Unemployment

The rate of unemployment has increased from 5.4o percent in 2009 to5.50 in 2012 as reported by the Central Department of Statistics and Information. Between 1999 and 2012, the rate of unemployment ...

Introduction

One of the primary factors that influence the public transportation sector in Saudi Arabia is the low petrol prices. Saudi Arabia is well known for its abundance of oil. Given that it’s one of the global suppliers of oil, petrol in the country is very cheap. The low prices make it more desirable for the public to use private transportation since it is affordable and this may not change anytime soon. Nonetheless, Saudi Arabia still has a public transport network.
It is, therefore, essential to look into the economic and societal impact public transportation has on the Saudi ...

Inflation in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Arabia Economy
The Economy of Saudi Arabia has been one of the best in the world over the years. These rates are due to its economic activities such as extraction and selling of petroleum and a firm government control. The government has been encouraging and supporting private sectors in the investment of downstream products like petrochemicals, with the aim of allowing continuous diversification in the economy. The country is the largest petroleum exporter in the world and is ranked second in crude oil extraction. Due to the rapid generation of revenue from this business, the government has ...

Impact of Foreign Trainers to the Saudi Economy

Impact of Foreign Trainers to the Saudi Economy

Summary

The number of foreign workers arriving in Saudi Arabia to perform in the various industries of the economy has been on the rise. Foreign trainers have arrived in Saudi Arabia from all over the world to work in the different training facilities training different skills and knowledge to Saudis. The purpose of this project is to examine the impact of the foreign trainers to the economy of Saudi Arabia. This study will cross examine the various pieces of literature and statistics to deduce the impact the foreign trainers have on the ...

Abstract

Saudi Arabia is one of the major producers of oil, which in turn improves it economy. Despite the huge oil deposits, its economy is quite unstable with many of its citizens being low-income earners. There is a small fraction of the population that enjoys the luxurious life, creating a huge gap between them and the common citizen. One of the lucky citizens is the royal family, as they tend to rule over the country and manage most of its resources. The current constitutional law tends to favor them as they have control over the judicial, legislative, and executive entities ...

The research context:

History of tort law
Tort law originated a century ago when Oliver Wendell Junior examined the history of negligence in the legal system, which later resulted in the theory of tort. He concluded in his study that the duty to exercise care in England was faulty. He noted that most plaintiffs suffered overwhelmingly when another party or entity caused a significant level of damage to them. Similarly, Morton J. Horwitz reexamines the history of negligence and found out that many jurisdictions did not understand negligence as carelessness or fault (Kaczorowski). Since its discovery, many nations such as the USA, ...

Introduction

This proposal shall seek to address the various ways that I will incorporate in order to reduce incidences of bullying in Alharawy School. Bullying involves threatening a particular individual or some individuals by a person, group of persons or a gang by using verbal communication, physical assaults or other methods. The victim of the bullying undergoes tremendous psychological pressure and mental stress that can have a serious impact on the life of that victim. The practice of bullying is considered as one of the techniques to frighten people from carrying out something that are unacceptable for a person or a gang or group.
The ...

1. Purpose
Gender differences should not affect treatment in the workplace but unfortunately, I as well as countless numbers of women have experienced this trauma. There are many instances and forms that gender inequality exposes and some refer to the unequal values assigned to men and women when formulating laws and policies in the society as well as in the workplace. The workplaces in Saudi Arabia are filled with these unequal gender practices that impose the artificial glass ceiling in Saudi Arabia and other countries which hinder the progress of women in the workplace. The research in this paper ...

Introduction

In the current digital era, advertisement has become an essential social event. Current advertisements illuminate a significant change in beliefs, values, and most important behaviors and people’s buying patterns (Usman et al 124). Advertising directly and indirectly influences people’s lifestyles. A host of consumer research studies have shown that individual differences among advertisement audiences triggers variations in the manner in which those audiences respond to advertisement appeals (Moore et al 154). Following this revelation, advertisers are in constant search for greater communication effectiveness, but as this revolution is taking place, it is necessary to be cautious during the ...

South Arabia is one of the developing nation,it largely depends on petroleum income for its budget revenues.It is one of the largest oil producingcountries in the world and petroleum income accounts for more than 50% of its budget revenues and 90% of earning from export. since the discovery of oil in 1930s the economy of south arabia has grown tremendously to a high level(Oxford,2012).Its economy has since shifted from subsistence farming to the service and oil industries.

The main purpose of this research will be to analyse economic development of south Arabia using indicators of devlopment ...

Research Rationale

Although the recovery of energy from wastes is not a new idea, its implementation continues to be challenging in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). Also, as a result of economic development, increasing population, and industrialization, the problems arising from expanded consumption and reduced resources have become more serious than ever (Tõnissoo, 2012). This paper provides a proposal for using recyclable waste as a transport fuel in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The rationale for this proposal is that if wastes are used to generate fuel for transport, there will be many advantages accrued from such a venture. ...

Chapter One: Introduction

OC-7000-A

Introduction

Diversity in the work place according to Otike, Messah, and Mwalekwa (2001) refers to a situation whereby there is the existence of personnel from different socio-cultural backgrounds working in the same organization. It encompasses differences in age, color, creed, race, ethnicity, gender and physical ability. Workplace diversity has become an important aspect of carrying out business and other activities and operations in many organizations globally due to the impacts of globalization of the job market whereby companies hire personnel from diverse ethnic, cultural and racial social backgrounds (Beham, Straub, & Schwalbach, 2015). Nowhere is this diversity at the work ...

Abstract

The Saudi Arabian government ensures that it focuses in the implementation of KM strategies to enhance improvements in service provision. The paper looks at the impact of introducing the strategies in the hospitals. It can be seen that KM supports knowledge and information sharing which boosts communication hence facilitating great improvement in hospital sector. Knowledge management helps to solve both existing and emerging issues in healthcare with a goal to improve hospital performance in Saudi Arabia.

Overview & Justification of the Research

Many organizations are applying KM strategies so that they can increase the capability and improve performance. There is need for integrating knowledge for the ...

English as a Second Language

The influence of Arabic as a language is profound on many languages especially the influence on vocabulary. Indeed, many languages derive their vocabulary from Arabic in spite of the fact that the latter is largely used in Islamic countries.
1.2 billion Muslims worldwide employ the use of Arabic language in religious citations and prayers (Carter & MnCarthy, 2009).

Background of the Study

Teaching English, as a foreign language, to native Muslims or Arabic speaking country nationals may invoke questions that could be ordinary to ask for other languages as taught in the classroom. Such questions are spread in language literature and include personal questions like: ...

References

(KICP), K. I. C. P., 2011. The KICP Annual Strategic Study, Jeddah: King Abdullah Universitty.
Al-Ahmadi, M. a. E.-F. A., 2009. Hydrogeochemical evaluation of shallow alluvial aquifer of Wadi Marwani, Western Saudi Arabia. Journal of King Saud University (Science), Volume v. 21, pp. 179-190.
Al-Ghamdi, A., 2009. Development of strategic water reserve for the Holy City of Makkah. Water Science & Technology: Water Supply , Volume v. 9, n. 5,, pp. 533-540.
Alhamid, A. A. S. a. H. M., 2007. A sustainable water resources management plan for Wadi Hanifa in Saudi Arabia. Journal King Saud University, Volume v. ...

The role of using personal protective equipment (PPE) for fire-fighters to reduce injuries during confrontation incidents in Saudi Civil Defense

Introduction
The invention of fire by man was one of the greatest inventions that have stood the test of time. Fire has been used by man from time in memorial in his daily activities that included cooking his food, warming his body during the cold season and more in scaring wild animals during the Stone Age era. As time went by man learnt to use fire to clear bushes for farming and then the Iron Age started and he used fire to melt metals and make tools out of it. Today fire continues to be a major player in ...

Study Population

Study population refers to the cumulative subjects to which the research problem is embedded (Creswell, 2014). In this regard, the research study will be inclined to source information from the Saudi Arabian and Iranian countries, to gauge the cause and impact of conflicts that have ruled the land for such a long time. Therefore, the study population will be concentrated on citizens of Saudi Arabia, as well as citizens from Iran. However, it will be unpractical and costly to obtain information from the entire population, and the ordeal gives rise to the need to draw a suitable research sample, ...

Introduction

The bearing of the Saudi Arabian-Iranian disputes dates back to the 1970’s when religious extremism took center stage, and as such embroiled the relationship between the otherwise two powerful states constructed on rich religious backgrounds (Fürtig, 2002). The greater intolerance and religious extremism continue to jeopardize the prospects of having stronger international ties between the two states that had once shared cordial international relations, and who were once bound by common religious doctrines. The Iranian revolution of the 1979 is all to blame for the emergence of this war, whose effects had far reaching consequence to the ...

Business

Abstract
​ In April 2000, Saudi Electricity Company was established as a Saudi joint stock company with a paid-up capital of forty-one billion six hundred and sixty-five million nine hundred and thirty-eight thousand one hundred and fifty Saudi Riyals. The merger of all Saudi electricity companies in the Central, Eastern, Western, and Southern Regions in addition to the other electricity operations managed by General Electricity Corporation made it possible to make this amalgamation of multiple entities into a single joint stock company known as Saudi Electricity Company (se.com.sa). However, when the merger took place, there were a number of issues that led to ...

Short Background and Purpose Statement (200-250 words maximum)

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia sits in one of sunniest regions of the planet and since sunlight is detrimental in the production of previtamin D in the body, the usual assumption is that the great majority of the population is getting enough of vitamin D. On the contrary, there is a growing concern about the health of Saudi Arabians due to the imminence of vitamin D deficiency. This problem is attributed to several causes including socio-cultural and biological practices. In addition, significant number of women and children are experiencing bone related diseases such as rickets. These health problems are essentially ...

The Prophet’s Mosque

Two categories describe the distinctive visual elements of Islamic art/architecture as decorated surface and structural shape. Understanding these characteristics of Islamic art/architecture proves a historical journey of the second holy mosque built next to the Prophet Muhammad’s home in Medinah in the 5th century 622 C.E. (Araffin 2005). The evolution of mosques from the humble rendering of the first erected with the Prophet’s own hands to the geometric patterned, repetitive designed, and calligraphy domed places of prayer and worship found in the Islamic world today is a testament to the faith in God of all Muslims globally. The ensuing ...

Introduction

Water scarcity is a preventive issue in UAE. The gap between availability and demand leads to a situation called water stress. Water stress is expected to rise to alarmingly high levels owing to demographic factors like population and increased consumption and legal factors like government policies enforced in this direction. Conservation and effective utilization of available water resources is a must to support the current population and the future generations. Desalination provides a non-conventional technique of re-utilizing disposed or water from marine areas for intensive applications like irrigating agricultural fields by removing the salt content.
According to the US Geological Survey, water ...

Introduction

Energy is an important component of our day-to-day activities. Life is unimaginable without energy because many of the things we deal with depends on energy in one-way or the other. Saudi Arabia has oil and gas as the major forms of energy. During the processing of the oil and gas, a lot of waste and water bodies are released into the air. Oil is not a constant commodity and over reliance on it as the major source of energy would be very disastrous. The future of the energy is bleak because a lot is being consumed at the present moment without a careful ...

Idea Statement of my Practicum

Practicum Experience
Through three years that I lived in Halifax, I learned a lot about why Canada is so welcoming to immigrants. In my country, immigration is a very different issue, possibly due to an old and conservative culture that remains prevalent until today. I have a Yemeni friend, who was born in Saudi Arabia, and her parents and grandparents were born in Saudi Arabia, but she still considered herself Yemeni. In Canada, any person born in this country is automatically given citizenship. I believe the reason for this is because Canada is a very young country, and has been an immigrant ...

The Effectiveness of Implementing Blogs in Reading Classroom for Adult English Learners

Introduction

The use of digital media in the classroom setting in higher education has been explored by researchers due to the growing prevalence of information access via digital media among young adults (Hsu & Wang, 201) and the emergence of new literacies. In particular, the use of blogs as a learning tool has been investigated in many previous studies. However, although previous studies have shown a positive relation between blogging and motivation, there are not that many studies that focused specifically on the impact of blogging on the improvement of reading and comprehension skills among adult English learners. As well, most of ...