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* [[Bachelor of Science]] (BSc) | * [[Bachelor of Science]] (BSc) | ||
* [[Doctorate]] | * [[Doctorate]] | ||
* [[Further education]] | * [[Further education]] (FE) | ||
* [[Higher education]] | * [[Higher education]] (HE) | ||
* [[MA]] | * [[MA]] | ||
* [[Master of Science]] | * [[Master of Science]] (MSc) | ||
* [[Masters degree]] | * [[Masters degree]] | ||
* [[MBA]] | * [[MBA]] | ||
* [[MPhil]] | * [[MPhil]] | ||
* [[Postgraduate]] | * [[Postgraduate]] (PG) | ||
* [[PhD]] | * [[PhD]] | ||
* [[Undergraduate]] | * [[Undergraduate]] (UG) | ||
[[Category:Influencing]] | [[Category:Influencing]] | ||
Revision as of 09:35, 25 June 2022
Higher and continuing education - academic degrees.
(MA).
1.
A masters level degree from a college or university, in a social sciences or arts subject.
2.
A masters degree in any subject.
3.
A courtesy title awarded by some universities after the passing of more time, to people who have successfully completed undergraduate studies.
See also
- Academic degree
- Bachelor of Arts (BA)
- Bachelor of Science (BSc)
- Doctorate
- Further education (FE)
- Higher education (HE)
- MA
- Master of Science (MSc)
- Masters degree
- MBA
- MPhil
- Postgraduate (PG)
- PhD
- Undergraduate (UG)
