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Your master dissertation should comprise of roughly seven completely elaborated parts that discuss the theme under examination gradually:
1.    Introduction is presenting information on the study field and the hypothesis or question under research. Besides, the chapter concentrates on the urgency, chief objectives, tasks comprised in the research, and the research newness, object and subject.
2.    Literature review concentrates on the investigations into your subject conducted by famous scientists, whose concepts serve you as the essential of your research.
3.    Methodology part mentions your research hypothesis or question and offering one or more apt scientific ways with the assistance of which you may answer your spot enquiry, or prove or reject the hypothesis that you have suggested in introduction. Of no less significance for your master dissertation is to justify convincingly the best methods of scientific investigation, stating both their limitations and advantages.
4.    Findings outline a set of findings that make your new scientific contribution to the researched subject field.
5.    Evaluation assesses critically the degree to which you contrived to give the answer on the question or justify the hypothesis suggest at the beginning.
6.    Discussion is comparison of your findings gained in the course of the investigation with viewpoints communicated by renowned scientists introduced in the Literature Review.
7.    Conclusions and Recommendations are briefly summarization of the whole research, marking our newness, findings, and giving recommendations for future research.

While writing your master dissertation, contribute to your sense by showing the means of how to improve and use later on the knowledge that you obtain after reading this article.

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