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• Bachelor's degree
  ... d countries, five or six years. It may also be the name of a postgraduate degree, such as a [[Bachelor of Civil Law]], the [[Bachelor of Music]], or the [[ ... == Honours degrees and academic distinctions ==<!-- This section is linked from [[Keele Univ ...
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• Bachelor's degree or higher
  ... columns all fall under the category of describing those with a Bachelor's degree or higher.]] ... " meaning that 27.2% of the population had either a Bachelor's or a higher degree.<ref name="US Census Bureau, educational attainment in the U.S., 2003">{{c ...
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• British degree abbreviations
  ... in reference books like ''[[Who's Who]]'' and on [[business cards]]. Many degrees have more than one abbreviation. ... England]] and [[Wales]] in that MAs are given out in place of BAs as first degrees, where the course of study is four years rather than the three years typi ...
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• Academic degree
  A '''degree''' is any of a wide range of status levels conferred by institutions of [[ ... ... rabic) which offered a variety of [[Postgraduate education|post-graduate]] degrees (''[[Ijazah]]'').</ref>
  67 KB (10288 words) - 15:16, 5 September 2008
• Engineer's degree
  {{for|other degrees|Academic degree}} ... can be an approximately five-year degree roughly equivalent to a master's degree.
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• Master's degree in Europe
  ... page refers to types of Master's degrees in Europe. Please see [[Master's degree]] for more information. ... aduate degree of at least three years called ''licence'' or ''[[Bachelor's degree]]'', followed by a one-year or two-year diploma called ''Master'', then a ...
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• Bachelor of Engineering
  ... {{Fact|date=March 2008}}{{Dubious|date=March 2008}} It is a [[professional degree]] that involves a requirement for undertaking some engineering work. This ... ... neering programs (never the Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Science degrees){{Fact|date=March 2008}}.
  9 KB (1256 words) - 02:41, 6 September 2008
• Degrees of the University of Oxford
  ... duate degrees, while the (modern) M.Phys., M.Eng., etc., are undergraduate degrees. ==Undergraduate degrees==
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• Licentiate
  ... le of a person who holds an [[academic degree]] called a [[license]]. This degree exists in various [[Africa]]n, [[Asia]]n, [[Europe]]an and [[Latin America ... ... ntina]], the Licentiate degree (Castilian: ''Licenciatura'') is a 4-5 year degree<ref>[http://www.coneau.edu.ar/index.php?idioma=en CONEAU] National Commiss ...
  24 KB (3609 words) - 14:11, 28 August 2008
• Undergraduate education
  ... level of a [[bachelor's degree]]. In the United States, students of higher degrees are known as [[Graduate student|graduates]]. ... ucation''' is [[post-secondary education]] up to the level of a [[master's degree]].
  14 KB (2090 words) - 23:45, 6 September 2008
• Bachelor of Education
  ... cation''' ('''BEd''') is an [[bachelor's degree|undergraduate]] [[academic degree]] which qualifies the graduate as a [[teacher]] in [[schools]]. ... s required to have a previous or substantial progress towards a bachelor's degree, usually in the field that the student wishes to teach in, as well as a go ...
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• List of tagged degrees
  ... ome in two flavors. The first form is a more general bachelors or masters degree with a specialty tag appended to the title, e.g., Bachelor of Science in N ... ==Bachelor degrees==
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• Bachelor of Laws
  ... dy of the classics, but has developed into a more specialized professional degree in recent years.<ref>John H. Langbein, “Scholarly and Professional Objec ... ... s sometimes required for admission. The "LL." of the abbreviation for the degree is from the genitive plural ''legum'' (of ''lex, legis f.'', law), thus "L ...
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• Bologna process
  ... ) is to create the [[European higher education area]] by making [[academic degree]] standards and quality assurance standards more comparable and compatible ... ... t cycle: typically 180−240 ECTS credits, usually awarding a [[Bachelor's degree]].
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• First professional degree
  ... , or [[Certified teacher|education]], among others, generally require such degrees for [[Licensure|licensing]]. ... essional degrees can be awarded as [[undergraduate]] or [[graduate entry]] degrees (Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate).
  14 KB (2161 words) - 01:36, 4 September 2008
• Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery
  ... h'', ''MB ChB'', ''BM BS'', ''MB BS'' etc.), are the two [[Academic degree|degree]]s awarded upon graduation from [[medical school]] currently in [[medicine ... ... ed the two degrees in different years, but usually they are treated as one degree.<ref name="urlThe History of Medicine at Oxford University — Medical Sci ...
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• Bachelor of Technology
  ... ogy is '''B.Tech.''', or '''B.Tech.(Hons)''', if awarded with honours. The degree is conferred in the [[Commonwealth of Nations]], [[Norway]], [[Republic of ... ... hips) or practice-based classroom courses. Due to these requirements, the degree normally takes at least four years.
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• Master's degree
  ... States and Japan, a '''master's degree''' is a [[postgraduate]] [[academic degree]] awarded after the completion of an academic program of '''four''' to ''' ... ... en and Denmark, a '''master's degree''' is an [[undergraduate]] [[academic degree]] awarded after the completion of an academic program of '''one''' to '''f ...
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• Educational attainment in the United States
  ==General attainment of degrees/diplomas== ... 1950 versus nearly 90% today. The percentage of persons with a Bachelor's degree or higher increased from roughly 5% in 1950, to today's high of 27.2%.<ref ...
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• Master of Engineering
  ... ademic]] or [[Professional degree|professional]] [[Masters degree|master's degree]] in the field of [[engineering]]. ... ing Science or Master of Engineering Studies which are coursework master's degrees. An exception is Monash University which awards a Master of Engineering S ...
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