Is the one-year master's degree in Britain reliable?

I tell you, it's either an agent studying abroad, or I studied for a master's degree myself, or it's a one-year program.

In Britain, studying for a one-year master's degree is actually just an amateur charging method for some local professionals. It is not difficult to see that the class time is generally arranged in the evening and evening, which is similar in nature to night schools in China. In addition, the local job market only values undergraduate and doctoral degrees, and the master's degree is only regarded as a transitional stage, which is not difficult to see from the fact that it only takes one year to study. Therefore, it is rare for locals to study for a master's degree. Therefore, providing master's education has become a means for British universities to "generate income". Most readers come from China, and they can graduate in one year. In this way, the school can not only make money, but also recruit a large number of one-year graduate students because the master's degree is not competitive in the local job market, so it will not have a substantial impact on the local job competition.

Before, many domestic enterprises did not understand the situation and enrolled many one-year masters, but found that their actual level did not match the international reputation of their graduate institutions. After the tide of returning to China after studying abroad in recent years, domestic enterprises are increasingly aware of the actual nature of one-year master's degree and the actual gold content behind it, so they choose to pay more attention to one-year master's degree in recruitment, and some enterprises even explicitly "do not recognize overseas one-year master's degree" in recruitment.

But gold always shines, not gold will be exposed one day. China enterprises' disapproval of one-year master's degree is not so-called "discrimination", but a rational decision made after gradually realizing its gold content.