How to Write a Master Thesis
1. Introduction 4
1.1. FORTEKS AB 5
2. Thesis Purpose 5
3. Research Questions 5
4. Thesis Objectives 6
4.1. Primary Goals 6
4.2. Secondary Goals 6
5. Unique Contribution 7
6. Study Methodology 7
7. Work Breakdown Structure 7
8. Time Schedule / Gantt Chart 9
9. Thesis Organization 10
10. Risks 11
10.1. Expected Risks 11
10.2. Risk Analysis 11
Title, title, title
Start your thesis project plan by finding a suitable title for the thesis. Think about including the keywords that would be useful for you, further in your career. For example if you want to work on “e-marketing” after your degree, do use the word in your title.
Examples :
An E-Marketing Plan for Forteks AB : A Hands-on Approach
Business plan for portable ISP in Bangladesh
Trends in Digital Marketing
In your title , don’t forget to include your project examiner’s and supervisors’ names.
Revision History
Every project plan or even every important document has to have a “Revision History” table in which you have columns like “Date”, “Version”, “Description” and “Modifications” so that the reader can see what has been changed and what not before reading the whole document.
Introduction
This where you write about the purpose of the report and the sections of it. It is also wise to give a brief information about the company and the industry that it operates in if you are going to write your thesis at a company.
[You should have a sub-section to give a detailed explanation about the company]
Thesis Purpose
As the name states, this is where you write your purpose or goal. What are you looking for ? Are you trying to find the truth of the life or do you have a hypothesis to prove ?
Research Questions
Here is an important section where you present your research questions. Generally there are not so many main questions but they can be augmented by sub-questions. For
1.1. FORTEKS AB 5
2. Thesis Purpose 5
3. Research Questions 5
4. Thesis Objectives 6
4.1. Primary Goals 6
4.2. Secondary Goals 6
5. Unique Contribution 7
6. Study Methodology 7
7. Work Breakdown Structure 7
8. Time Schedule / Gantt Chart 9
9. Thesis Organization 10
10. Risks 11
10.1. Expected Risks 11
10.2. Risk Analysis 11
Title, title, title
Start your thesis project plan by finding a suitable title for the thesis. Think about including the keywords that would be useful for you, further in your career. For example if you want to work on “e-marketing” after your degree, do use the word in your title.
Examples :
An E-Marketing Plan for Forteks AB : A Hands-on Approach
Business plan for portable ISP in Bangladesh
Trends in Digital Marketing
In your title , don’t forget to include your project examiner’s and supervisors’ names.
Revision History
Every project plan or even every important document has to have a “Revision History” table in which you have columns like “Date”, “Version”, “Description” and “Modifications” so that the reader can see what has been changed and what not before reading the whole document.
Introduction
This where you write about the purpose of the report and the sections of it. It is also wise to give a brief information about the company and the industry that it operates in if you are going to write your thesis at a company.
[You should have a sub-section to give a detailed explanation about the company]
Thesis Purpose
As the name states, this is where you write your purpose or goal. What are you looking for ? Are you trying to find the truth of the life or do you have a hypothesis to prove ?
Research Questions
Here is an important section where you present your research questions. Generally there are not so many main questions but they can be augmented by sub-questions. For