How to write up interdisciplinary research in line with its theoretical underpinnings

Abstract

This guide aims to equip readers with practical advice on how to write up an interdisciplinary study in line with the theoretical underpinnings of interdisciplinary research. It will focus on how to write your text, explaining areas where it is important to highlight the interdisciplinary nature of your study. There are critical points in an IMRAD (Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Discussion) structure where this must be justified, highlighted, and brought to bear on your research problem. This guide will provide examples from relevant published research to illustrate how you can do this. It will also give you a basic understanding of the theory behind these textual practices.