A Bachelor in Business is an intermediate work and therefore is shorter than a Master's thesis. A Bachelor's thesis demonstrates you are capable of writing an academic text before the actual work of a Master's Thesis.
Hanken’s bachelor's thesis will use all the formatting from this guide. The only exception is if your thesis for some reason does not use appendices, tables or figures, then you do not need that particular formatting. Every other formatting must be followed so that your thesis can be approved.
The Bachelor’s thesis has the following structure:
- First section (Roman numerals except on the cover page)
- Cover Page (No page numbers, one page)
- Abstract (see the tab above ↗)
- Table of Contents
- Table of Appendices, Tables and Figures [When necessary]
- Second section which includes the academic text + references (regular page numbering)
- Body text (Your thesis)
- Headlines
- References (reference guide)
Remember the abstract!
Different Departments have different requirements on the bachelor's thesis and if they do not have specific requirements on the appearance of the thesis, and/or extra sections, then it is the formatting guide’s instructions that you should follow.