Normally an Undergraduate Dissertation Contains Next Parts:

· Dissertation Abstract. It is called to set the novelty of the research. This point is critical because the research is never conducted if it has already been handled by someone else. You either search for a new perspective of an old problem, or raise an absolutely untouched question.

· Dissertation Introduction. Get your readers acquainted with the research question that you formulated, and tell what your hypothesis is. Introduction also determines the aims of undergraduate dissertation writing, and its object and subject as well as the structure of the academic paper.

· Literature Review gives analysis of the major and secondary sources that you used while writing an undergraduate dissertation.

· Dissertation Methodology Chapter tells the readers about the methods you chose as your way o getting information, and explains the reasons for doing so.

· Discussion Usually Describes the Procedure of obtaining data, and notes on whether methods were successful or of no help.