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The term "bachelor" in the context of education came from the Latin "baccalaureate", a word which we still use today. Master comes from "magister" which means t
by robjan 6y ago
The term "bachelor" in the context of education came from the Latin "baccalaureate", a word which we still use today. Master comes from "magister" which means teacher.
- brnt 6y agoThe precise definition of baccalaureate is however very variable. In much of Europe it refers to what Americans would call the last years of highschool.
- WalterSear 6y agoDoesn't change the source of the word.