These details help tailor the suggestions to your interests and constraints.
Example: "Marketing" or "Software development"
Choose the approach you expect to use, or leave it open for now.
Start with an interest or a rough idea. You can also tell Mimir which topics to leave out.
Example: "Sustainability in the automotive industry" or "AI in marketing"
Example: "No financial markets, no historical analyses". Separate topics with commas.
A starting point, not a finished research question. Check suggested topics against your course requirements, the available evidence and the time or data you can realistically access. Agree the final scope with your supervisor.
Once you have a direction, find and assess the literature behind it. Mimir Mentor is a workspace for research, source work and academic writing; you remain responsible for the work you submit.