Master of Science
Definition
Definition of Master of Science - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
academic degreepostgraduate degree in science or technical fields
- She earned her Master of Science in Biology.
- He pursued a Master of Science in Engineering.
- A Master of Science can open many career doors.
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degree awarded for engineering studies
She earned a Master of Science in Engineering.
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abr: Master of Science
advanced university degree in science after a bachelor's
abr: Master of Science in Finance
university degree for studying finance deeply
acr: Master of Library Science
university degree for studying library science
abr: Master of Science in Nursing
advanced degree for nurses to learn leadership and research
acr: Master of Science
advanced degree in science after a bachelor's
abr: master of environmental science
graduate degree in environmental science
acr: Master of Library and Information Science
degree for library and information science
abr: Master of Science in Engineering
advanced university degree in engineering fields
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- French:Master of Science, ...
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- Italian:Master of Science, ...
- Spanish:Maestría en Ciencias, ...
- Portuguese:mestrado em Ciências, ...
- Chinese:理学硕士, ...
- Japanese:理学修士, ...
- Arabic:مَاجِسْتِير العُلُوم, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹאַר שֵׁנִי בְּמַדָּעִים, ...
- Russian:магистр наук, ...
- Ukrainian:магістр наук, ...
- Hindi:मास्टर ऑफ साइंस, ...
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