In my previous
articles I have explained you about what is thesis and its importance and
vocabulary used in a thesis. In this article I am going to explain you about
the basic structure of a thesis. So, before writing a thesis, you should have a
clear idea about the structure of your thesis.
After understanding the
structure, you can easily complete your thesis chapter by chapter. Let’s move
on. Following is the basic structure of your thesis.
Basic structure of thesis document.
1) Declaration.
2) Abstract.
3) Acknowledgement.
4) Table of contents.
5) List of figures.
6) List of graphs.
7) List of tables.
8) Abbreviations.
9) Introduction – Chapter one.10) Review of literature – Chapter two.
- Background of the study
- Problem statement
- Objectives of the research
- Research questions
- Methodology
- Types of data
- Conceptual framework
- Significance of the study
- Chapter outline
11) Theoretical framework – Chapter three.
12) Data analysis – Chapter four, five, six.
13) Conclusion – Chapter seven.
14) Suggestions and future recommendations – Chapter eight.
15) Reference list.
16) Appendices.
I think this
will be clear enough for you to understand the structure of your thesis. After
reading this article you will be able to assemble your thesis neatly and very
clearly. And also, you can finish your thesis freely without being jammed with
the written documents in your thesis.
In my next article I am going to explain
you about how to create a research topic. This is the most important part of
your thesis and keep in touch with my next article too.
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