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What a thesis outline (plan pracy) should contain for your promotor

A plan pracy, sometimes called a konspekt, is usually the first thing a promotor asks for after the topic is approved. Departments differ on the format: some want only the list of chapters, others expect the aim, the method and a short bibliography on one page. What they have in common is that the outline decides how much rewriting comes later, because every chapter will be judged against it.

A free thesis outline from us is built on the answers you send: the type of thesis, your field and university, the topic, the defence date and what you already have. A consultant in your field turns that into chapters and subsections, gives each an approximate length, shows how the research part follows from the theory and adds starting sources you can check in your library.

Treat it as a draft for the meeting with your promotor rather than a final document. Promotors often change a chapter title or ask for a different method, and that is normal at this stage. Write their comments down during the meeting, because they will shape every chapter that follows.

If you already have an outline that has been returned, send it instead of starting over. Comparing it with your department’s guidelines and with the topic as approved usually shows why it came back: a topic broader than the chapters, a missing research part, or a method that does not suit the field.