A candidate dissertation (from Latin: dissertatio – research, reasoning) is a form of work of a scientific and qualitative nature prepared for public defense in a scientific degree. That is, the degree of the Candidate of Science is awarded by the dissertational council on the results of the public defense of the thesis by the applicant. There are some requirements for writing dissertation that every applicant should know.

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The dissertation research in its structure consists of three parts: the introduction, the main part, and the conclusion, each of which carries its own semantic load. So, if the main part of the dissertation is to describe the entire body of research obtained along with any analyses, then in the introduction to the dissertation, all of the main characteristics of the dissertation research are cited. What to write in a dissertation introduction?

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