The book "Methodical instructions for collecting materials and drawing up a section in diploma projects (works) for IEF students" by G. In. Chumarny is an indispensable assistant for students who strive for the successful defense of their thesis . In the context of modern education, where the requirements for scientific work are becoming higher, this publication offers practical recommendations and methodological approaches that will help not only in writing a diploma, but also in the formation of research skills. Author, G. In. Chumary, is an experienced teacher and expert in the field of economics and finance, which gives the book special value. His deep understanding of the subject and practical experience with graduate projects allow him to create a manual that not only meets current requirements, but also takes into account the needs of students. The book will be useful for both novice researchers and those who already have experience in writing scientific papers, but want to improve their skills. In the "Methodical Instructions" Chumarny considers in detail all stages of the preparation of the diploma project: from the selection of the topic and the collection of materials to the writing and design of the text. It focuses on the importance of the correct choice of information sources, their analysis and systematization. Readers will be able to learn about the methods of working with scientific literature, as well as how to properly draw up references and bibliography, which is a key aspect in any scientific work. The book will be especially useful for IEF students, but its advice and recommendations can be adapted for other faculties as well. Students interested in economics, finance, management, and related fields will find much of value in it. Also, the manual may be of interest to graduate students and young scientists who are just starting their way into scientific activity. The topics raised in the book go beyond just writing a diploma. Plague touches on issues of scientific ethics, the importance of critical thinking and the ability to independently analyze information. He emphasizes that the thesis is not just a formality, but an opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and skills, as well as contribute to the scientific community. The author's style is clear and accessible. It avoids complex terms and overly academic language, making the material understandable to a wide audience. Chumary uses examples from practice, which allows readers to better absorb the material and apply it in practice. This makes the book not only a tutorial, but also an interesting reading for anyone who wants to develop their skills in scientific writing. If you are looking for literature that will help you in writing a thesis, or want to improve your research skills, “Methodological guidelines for collecting materials and compiling a section in graduate projects (works) for IEF students” is exactly what you need. This book will be your faithful companion on the way to the successful defense of the diploma and will help you confidently step into the world of scientific research. Do not miss the opportunity to make your thesis bright and memorable, relying on the advice and recommendations of G. In. Chumary .