Today, I talked to a few friends about the master's category. I didn't understand it at the time, so I came back to search for it: the summary is as follows:
The master's degree can be divided into two categories: Academic Master's degree and professional master's degree.
Next, let's look at our professional masters. Professional masters can be divided into two forms: Full-time masters and full-time masters. A full-time master's degree has 38 majors, and a part-time 2010 has 14 majors. The situation may change every year.
Comparison of full-time masters and non-full-time masters
Full name |
Non-full-time master's degree |
Full-time Master's Degree |
Enrollment Plan attribution |
State Council Information Office |
Ministry of Education |
Enrollment targets |
For in-service staff with a certain working life and experience |
For fresh graduates |
Candidate Source |
Exam 1 volunteer candidates (GCT) |
Test and adjust candidates |
Recruitment time |
Register for the exam in July each year |
Register for the exam in July each year |
Admission principles |
Self-defined enrollment schools |
Unified National Score Line |
Teaching Methods |
Teaching on weekends and holidays |
Full-time teaching |
Teaching Scope |
Teaching by subject and Field |
Teaching by subject |
Location type |
Engineering master certificate |
Professional Master's Degree certificate, graduation certificate |
Training focus |
Academic practice |
Academic Theory and Practice |
Process Management |
Manage separately |
Unified School Management |
Degree status |
Low social recognition |
Future Development Direction |