1. Statement of the Problem or Research Question(s):

Provide a clear statement of the problem to be investigated or the specific research question(s) addressed in your study.
2. Theoretical Framework:

Summarize the theory or theories to be used in your study, including major assumptions and theoretical propositions relevant to your research.
Include any guiding theoretical views discovered.
3. Hypotheses:

List the hypotheses to be tested in your study.

Keep it simple.

Hypothesis #1: [Statement of the hypothesis]

Hypothesis #2: [Statement of the hypothesis]

4. Significance of the Study:

Explain the significance of your thesis, including:
The knowledge it will contribute or create.
How it fills gaps in existing knowledge.
Advancements it makes in selected theories.
New research methods introduced.
Application of results to improve policies or procedures.
5. Methodology: Research Design, Instrumentation, and Methods:

Summarize research design aspects, including:

Definitions or operationalization of key variables.
Identification of study population.
Sampling procedures or justification for case studies.
Planned data collection methods or use of secondary data.
Sub-sections may include:

Subjects and Setting.
Data Collection Technique.
Limitations of the Study (list now and update later).
6. Data Analysis (Statistical Analysis):

Summarize analytic methods, including:
Software packages to be used.
Modeling procedures.
Statistical or other analysis procedures for individual hypothesis tests.
7. List of References (minimum 10):

Include all references cited in the proposal and any major works in the field consulted during proposal preparation but not cited.

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