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No, unless it's a "professionalization degree" or whatever you call it on your corner of the world.
by Dudeman112 5y ago
No, unless it's a "professionalization degree" or whatever you call it on your corner of the world.
- jcelerier 5y agoThat's the huge majority of all degrees in university ? In my country, from the figures I can find online, there are ~20k "pro" masters vs a few hundred "research" ones. It's entirely negligible (I know it firsthand having been through the research path, which was a single-digit percent of the students in the "pro" path)