专业硕士与学术硕士的区别（The difference between a masters degree and an academic masters degree）.docVIP

专业硕士与学术硕士的区别（The difference between a masters degree and an academic masters degree） The difference between a masters degree and an academic masters degree First, explain what a professional master is. Master before, but are all part-time (weekends) and full-time (Part-time) two, graduates can only work for two years after the test, people can test, but when 09 years of graduates from the academic master transfers to master. Previous master degree, only degree certificate, no academic certificate, that is, your education or undergraduate education. Its just a masters degree. If you want to graduate work, you can not go, because you do not have a certificate of education. 09 years, the state began to recruit fresh graduates, able to take the professional masters degree, a degree, but also a degree, that is, the so-called double certificates. Full time professional masters, and academic graduate students together to participate in the national examination! But the test subjects not only, specific subjects are not the same as what, please refer to their own candidates for school 2010 admissions It must be reminded that the diplomas are exactly the same as those obtained by academic masters. But the degree, please pay attention to, not professional master these four words! But classification, professional master is a general term. It includes master of engineering, master of architecture, master of laws, master of clinical medicine, and so on. So, according to your major, the degree you get is corresponding. For example, you are a master degree in structural engineering, and the title of your degree is master of engineering.. You are master of architecture, and what you get is master of architecture! Not a masters degree!! Hereby remind! Academic, the degree certificate is master of Engineering and so on! From the school system, professional master only requires 2 years to graduate, of which not less than half a years internship, attention to operational ability; and ac