I'm 52 years old and I don't need it for my job but I love it since I was child (I’ve loved it). I usually go to work listening to your podcasts even now because I want to go on improving my English. John Morley:: Email from Ana Perez Hello Reza and Craig: I want to thank you for your job, I've just passed the FCE and you had helped me a lot. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) For a fairly exhaustive list of useful academic expressions to write academic English at university level, try the Academic Phrase Bank compiled by Dr.
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program usually takes several years, and often involves the completion of a dissertation and a major research project. Admittance may require individuals to hold a master's degree, although several programs accept candidates who only hold bachelor's degrees. programs, are the most advanced type of degree program available. Master of Arts (M.A.) Master of Science (M.S./M.Sc.) Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Doctoral Degrees Doctoral degree programs, also known as Ph.D. Many master's degree programs need you to write a thesis for graduation. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Bachelor of Science (B.S./B.Sc.) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) Master's Degrees Master's degree programs are graduate programs that let you specialize in an area of study. The most common degrees available at the associate level include: Associate of Arts (A.A.) Associate of Science (A.S.) Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Bachelor's Degrees Undergraduate program - 4 years usually - major area of study, such as finance, history, communications or biology. Completing an associate degree program qualify you to get a job. community colleges and technical schools. Associate Degrees 2-year courses for things like nursing, graphic design and other vocational areas. Tertiary education = anything after Primary then Secondary education = FE or HE There are four main degree levels: associate, bachelors, masters, and doctorate. a technical college, an agricultural college, a catering college, etc. Peter had a 30-year career as a policeman until he retired.) Higher education (HE) = university (UK)/college (USA) level education Further education (FE) = education after leaving school, eg. I’m doing a degree in Physics at Oxford (University) (A career = a long-term profession/job, NOT a degree.
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It’s messy in my mind Pronunciation - ‘title’ ACADEMIC TERMS We looked at some useful academic vocabulary in episode 87: Here are a few more expressions: To do/sit/take an exam To redo/resit/retake an exam (if you fail first time round!) - to do resits To do a degree in _ eg. Not a question, so not question word order.) I beg you to…. Voice message from Igor from San Sebastian Books we recommend and writers we like? Bill Bryson - We're sorry there's only only 90 seconds on the Speakpipe service (attach mp3 file to an email) As poor podcasters, we can’t afford more than 90 seconds! Ernest Hemingway - Neil Gaiman (short fiction, novels, comic books) The Sandman, American Gods, The Graveyard Book - Graded readers (or read a book in Spanish first and then read the original) Comics Lord of The Rings, Harry Potter, Batman, Spiderman What are you favourite authors and genres? What are you reading at the moment? Voice message from Ivan from Valencia X”I’d like to point out how useful have your podcasts been for me.”X (.your podcasts have been for me. Today on Aprender Inglés con Reza y Craig, do we say ‘make an exam’ or ‘do an exam’? What’s the difference between a master’s degree and a bachelor’s degree? We talk about Academic terms and vocabulary on this week’s show.