Difference between revisions of "Master of Science"
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| − | The '''MS''' is the basic graduate degree in science. In English, it stands for '''Master of Science'''; in Latin, it stands for '''Magister Scientiæ'''. | + | The '''MS''' is the basic graduate degree in science although it has been adopted for other graduate fields that may require "technical" or at least "professional" competency (MS degrees are the basic certification awarded by the [[Journalism School]], for example, and are the degree used by [[GSAPP]]'s historic preservation program). |
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Revision as of 22:13, 16 January 2010
The MS is the basic graduate degree in science although it has been adopted for other graduate fields that may require "technical" or at least "professional" competency (MS degrees are the basic certification awarded by the Journalism School, for example, and are the degree used by GSAPP's historic preservation program).
In English, it stands for Master of Science; in Latin, it stands for Magister Scientiæ.
