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- What is the difference between a magister and a master title in Austria . . .
Der akademische Grad Diplom-Ingenieur in, abgekürzt "Dipl -Ing ", entspricht international dem "Master of Science", abgekürzt "MSc" The English variant was introduced by the Bologna unification and is just a different name -- presumably the same holds in other countries
- masters - Whats the correct order of writing for a MSc. and a Dipl . . .
Leaving away the Dipl -Ing would be quite hard for me as it was a lot of work to achieve (Lots more than the MSc ) But the other alternative of having one title at the front and one at the back looks kinda weird to my eyes But I guess that's my problem now to decide ;-) Thanks for the answer
- Dipl. Math requirements - Academia Stack Exchange
Dipl -Math stands for Diplom-Mathematiker It is a German academic degree and equivalent to a master’s degree Before Germany adopted the bachelor master system, a Diplom (diploma) was awarded to students after finishing about five years of study and writing a thesis Almost all German universities now award bachelor’s and master’s degrees, but at some universities, students can choose
- PhD in Germany after Dipl. -Ing. in Austria - Academia Stack Exchange
Is it a problem that in Austria you receive a Dipl -Ing instead of a M Sc ? I know the biggest factors for being accepted in a PhD position are the overlaps in research interests of the supervisor and me, grades, and selected courses but if I wanted to maximize my chances, would it be "safer" to stay in Germany for my Master's as well?
- Using Titles in Germany? - Academia Stack Exchange
The only academic titles that are used in Germany in writing or conversation are Dr (also Dr -Ing ) and Prof (sometimes MSc and more rarely BSc and also there has been Dipl which, of course, is still in use) No one would ever use certificates or memberships in their name This would look extremely strange in Germany
- EU Ph. D. in Germany: Calling yourself Dr. or Ph. D.
I'm confused about this and its exact scope Does this mean a Ph D holder can't call themself "Dr Firstname Lastname" on a business card and then list "Ph D " together with the other titles like "M Eng , Dipl Ing " on a second line? Using "Firstname Lastname, Ph D " in Germany would not have the same effect then the first form
- Why ETH in degrees awarded by ETH Zurich? - Academia Stack Exchange
Formerly the titles attained at a Fachhochschule was Dipl Ing , Dipl Ing HTL or Dipl Ing FH and the title you got at ETH was Dipl Ing ETH As you guessed correctly, Dipl Ing ETH was a clearly superior different and more extensive education
- What is the difference between Ph. D, D. Sc, D. Litt, etc. ?
The meaning of these degrees vary by country In some countries (especially in Europe), PhD is the "basic" degree It's the one you get out of graduate school D Litt (aka Doctor of Letters) and D Sc (Doctor of Science) are the highest conferred degrees You need sustained achievement at the top before these are awarded Here's a quote from the Wikipedia article on D Litt: The Litt D
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