Such complex assignment as a thesis should be treated properly. It is hard to complete it without proper planning. Actually, every complex assignment requires a thorough plan. But in this case, the very educational bureaucracy ensures that you organize your working process.
 
Thesis proposals have a fixed structure and now we are going to describe it so that you master the art of proper planning.
 
Thesis introduction
 
This part of the thesis proposal is intended to describe the background of your problem. You should know the history of the question and gaps in the current research field. Do not be too specific describing the reasons why you decided to write this project. Be laconic, yet make your words sound – after all, the thesis proposal should interest the readers in your future paper.
 
Thesis statement
 
Here you are to state the problem and general direction of your research. Make sure your thesis proposal sets the scope of your future paper and stresses the importance of your studies in the current field of science.
 
Literature review
 
This section describes the studies of previous researchers. Show how your problem evolved; stress the advantages of other works and questions that remain unsolved. When working on the thesis proposal, you have a great opportunity to learn different techniques. So, use this opportunity wisely. Who knows, maybe you find something useful for your future research.
 
Methodology
 
The methodology section of the thesis proposal describes the techniques you are going to use. Explain your choice of techniques. Describe pros and cons of several methods, their strengths and weaknesses. If you deal with exact sciences, stress the validity and scopes of the technique in question.
 
Bibliography
 
Finally, the reference list of all used sources should be included into your thesis proposal.
Good luck!