Master of Research
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In the UK, the Master of Research degree is a postgraduate degree available in a range of academic disciplines. There exists some confusion as to the status of the MRes, particularly in Scotland.
Many MRes courses are advanced postgraduate degrees which differs from a taught Masters degree by placing particular emphasis on a large dissertation (typically between 35-40,000 words) in addition to less taught modules (in this usage, the MRes is equivalent to an MPhil from other universities).
MRes is sometimes also used as the title of a taught degree in some universities (eg Aberdeen, which as one of the ancient universities of Scotland can grant undergraduates an MA (Hons), calls certain of its taught degrees MRes, eg [link]).
| Academic degrees
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| Associate's degrees (U.S.)
| AA, ABA, ABS, AS
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| Foundation degrees (U.K.)
| FdA, FdEd, FdEng, FdMus, FdBus, FdSc, FdTech
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| Bachelor's degrees
| AB or BA, BSc or SB, BBus, BCom or BComm, BCS, BEc, BEng or BE, BS or BSc, BFA, BD, BHE, BJ, BPharm, BPE, BHK, BCL, LL.B., MB ChB or MB BS or BM BS or MB BChir or MB BCh BAO, BMus, B.Math, BBA, BAdm, MA (Oxon.), MA (Cantab.), MA (Dubl.), MA (Hons)
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| Master's degrees
| MA, MS or MSc, MSt, MALD, MApol, MPhil, MRes, MFA, MTh, MTS, M.Div., MBA, MPA, MJ, MSW, MPAff, MLIS, MLitt, MPH, MPM, MPP, MPT, MRE, MTheol, LLM, MEng, MSci, MBio, MChem, MPhys, MMath, MMus, MESci, MGeol, MTCM, MSSc, BCL (Oxon), BPhil (Oxon), ThM
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| Specialist degrees
| Ed.S., SSP, B.Acc., C.A.S.
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| Engineer's degrees
| Ch.E., B.E., C.E., C.E., E.E., E.A.A., E.C.S., Env.E., Mat.E., Mech.E., Nav.E., Nucl.E., Ocean E., Sys.E.
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| Doctoral degrees
| PhD, EdD, EngD, DNursSci, DBA, DC, DD, DSc, DLitt, DA, MD, DDS, DMD, DMA, DMus, DCL, ThD, JD, OD, DO, PharmD, DrPH, DPT, DPhil, DOM, OMD, DPM, PsyD, DSW, LL.D., J.S.D., S.J.D. S.T.D
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| Law degrees
| B.A. Law, J.D., D.Jur., LL.B., B.C.L., LL.L., LL.M., LL.D., J.S.D., S.J.D., Ph.D.
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