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This doesn't make sense for careers that require the additional training before you can be useful in your field.
by radus 4y ago
This doesn't make sense for careers that require the additional training before you can be useful in your field.
- AnotherGoodName 4y agoMasters degrees are the way to learn something that exists in depth though. This is different to a PhD.
- tarentel 4y agoSort of. From my experience a master's degree was like getting an accelerated undergrad degree without a lot of the hand holding or extra courses. While I did learn a lot I don't think I learned a whole lot in depth. I studied one thing somewhat in depth but that was really the tip of the iceberg for the whole sub-field/topic really. People would likely get a PhD in something way more specific that I probably never even learned about in said field.