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manzura
Tajikistan

Dear Teachers , Help!!
 
Dear  friends  !!!  I  graduated   the  University  , have  studied  for  full  5  years  .  What  should  i  write  in   the  space  in   application  about  my  Degree. I  am  confused  about  it!  BA, BS ,  Masters  .  What  do  all  these  mean  and  what  does  suit  me  on  application?  Thanks  in  advance!

26 Jan 2013      





maceman
Canada

Hello Manzura.
Generally, a B.A (Bachelor of Arts) degree is usually the first degree someone would attain and it normally takes about 3/4 years..
A M.A. (Masters of Arts) degree can take approx. 2/3 years to attain, after your B.A. degree.
A PhD is a doctorate degree and can take anywhere upwards to 5 years (approx) to attain. There are numerous types for example -  PhD, EdD, MD, DDS.
Your graduation diploma should indicate what degree you have attained.
Hope this helps a little.
All the best.

26 Jan 2013     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

@maceman: Yeah, but in post communist countries we would normally study for 5 full years and we were then called "specialist" which of course does not exist as a degree in western countries.
@Manzura: You �re definitely more than a Bachelor. Where are you applying? Are you a newly graduated teacher? Nope, you have "a teacher for 15 years" on your profile. Maybe you sould mention the name of your university and that you �ve completed 5 years of training. How is your degree called in the diploma? Maybe you could translate that?
Here �s a chart from British Council that helps you define your stage as a teacher
http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/continuing-professional-development

Sophia

26 Jan 2013     



florimago
Spain

       I`d say I have a (bachelor �s) degree in English Filology or I have a (master�s) degree  in English Filology   .
 
Flori

27 Jan 2013     



MoodyMoody
United States

florimago, I �m being picky here, but in your position, I �d write English Philology instead.

27 Jan 2013