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Is long distance Masters degree tenable for a PhD taught degree?
Within the United States, the critical issue is not whether the degree was taken by distance education, or not. The critical issue is the schools accreditation.
What is the differences between post graduate diploma with master degree If the post graduate diploma result achieved C above can it entitled to qualified as Msc?
if u simply mean wot is the diff b/w pg diploma and masters then the answer is masters(msc) degree = taught part + dissertation proposal + dissertation. after a successful completion of taught part of msc you are eligible to get a post graduate diploma and when u successfully complete your dissertation after taught part you get a masters degree. in other words you are a pg diploma holder when you r preparing or writing or completing your dissertation.
What did Martin cooper study?
Martin Cooper studied electrical engineering until he earned his masters degree, then he taught. He also created and was VP of Motorola.
Is an Australian 15 months Masters Degree as recognized as the two years Indian requirement?
Traditionally all British & Australian Universities have been offering one year taught Masters programmes which is recognized worldwide. What is important is that the same level of content is covered as in the two year qualification. In fact we claim that the ECU MBA is a more rigorous programme than its Indian equivalent. You will learn to work more independently and to think more logically and laterally than you would do with a standard Indian MBA.
What would your initials be if you had a master's degree?
The initials after your name on gaining a qualification are more correctly known as post-nominals or post-nominal letters. The specific post-nominal depends on the degree. For example, if it is a masters in science it would be M.S. (US) and M.Sc / MSc (UK, Europe and commonwealth countries). If it is a masters of arts, it would be an M. A. (or MA in the UK). However, there are many more possibilities depending on the degree and speciality, including the MPhil (Master of Philosophy) and MRes (Master of Research) qualifications which are based around an original research topic as opposed to a taught masters degree program and usually take 2 years as opposed to the 1 year taught courses. Also in British universities it is common to be able to study an undergraduate science or engineering specific subject for 4 years (instead of the normal 3) and gain a masters (hons) degree (which has the same criteria for qualification as other post graduate masters degrees, but is studied without the award of a bachelors degree and as such counts as a first degree and therefore not as a postgraduate qualification). E.g. MPhys, MGeol, MChem or MEng (Master of Physics, Geology, Chemistry and Engineering respectively) amongst others... For a more exhaustive list of (British) academic post-nominals please see the related links.
Did saves got educations?
It was illegal for slaves to be educated. However, many slaves found ways to become educated without their masters knowing. Some masters were kind, to some degree, and allowed their slaves to learn. Those slaves taught other slaves.
How much does a daycare assistant director make?
I started at $13.00 an hour. I have never worked at a daycare, however, I have a teaching degree (ECE and Elem. Ed) and have taught in the school system for a few years. I will also be finishing my Masters Degree in April.
Is an online Business Degree as well taught as going to a University or Community College?
There can be no comparison between an online degree and a degree earned in an actual classroom. They are both equivalent in their status but learning directly from a teacher is always better.
Does a masters degree through correspondence and then a PhD qualifies you to become a university professor?
Yes, as long as you completed the degree through an appropriately accredited college or university. Within the US the minimum educational requirement for a college professor is a master's degree in the subject area being taught with a doctorate preferred.
What qualifications do you need to be a university teacher?
The minimum degree requirement is a master's degree within the subject area being taught, with a doctorate preferred.The minimum degree requirement is a master's degree within the subject area being taught, with a doctorate preferred.The minimum degree requirement is a master's degree within the subject area being taught, with a doctorate preferred.The minimum degree requirement is a master's degree within the subject area being taught, with a doctorate preferred.The minimum degree requirement is a master's degree within the subject area being taught, with a doctorate preferred.The minimum degree requirement is a master's degree within the subject area being taught, with a doctorate preferred.
What is the difference between a graduate degree and a masters degree?
The term undergraduate degree is generally used for completing a 4 year Bachelors of Science or Arts program. A Masters degree is achieved after completing a, generally 2 year, additional program past that and can be called a graduate degree. Generally, these are a Master of Science or Arts. (So all Masters are a graduate degree, but not all graduate degrees are a Masters. Some fields may use a different nomencalture for the post baccurlate programs). A Doctorate, which takes approx. 7 years more, identifes someone completing a program generally including writing/supporting a thesis/disertation ( a large research paper of intellectual interest) above those other degrees.
What is the difference between an master's degree by research and a master's degree by coursework?
A masters degree by course work, otherwise called a taught Masters is a degree program that requires one to do written coursework or written exams. You are required to attend classes and possibly tutorials. There are a set amount of courses that one is required to do to fulfill the requirement for a taught masters and possibly a research paper. A masters by research on the other hand, is one where the student is not required to attend classes, or write exams and submit course work but depending on the program may be required to do labs. If courses are done, these are preliminary courses to give the student foundation, for instance in research methodology. The progress of a masters by research is assessed by a Supervisor, who guides you along the duration of the program.
