What are the advantages of postgraduate major in Britain and America?

One-year graduate students have high gold content.

This system is very different from that in China. Postgraduates in Britain are divided into one-year teaching courses and two-year research courses. At present, most international students are one-year graduate students. Teaching-oriented courses focus on teaching, mostly practical majors. Generally, it is divided into three semesters, the first and second semesters are mainly teaching, and the third semester is writing papers. The teaching methods include large classes, special reports and tutoring classes.

Research-oriented courses focus on doing research, and the school will assign tutors to supervise the research work. Tutors only provide guidance and advice to students. Most of the time, students conduct innovative research by themselves, and finally complete a dissertation of 30,000 to 50,000 words.

The education official of the Chinese Embassy in Britain believes that the postgraduate course in Britain is one year, which seems to be less than that in China, but the course in that year is full. Some majors are still in class at 9 pm. Few China students studying for master's degree in Britain go to bed before two or three o'clock in the evening, and study on weekends.

In terms of learning content, the curriculum design is very practical, including elective courses, all of which are professional courses, ranging from 3 to 5-6 courses per semester. Each course should read several designated reference books, write small papers, complete group cooperation projects, and finally pass the exam.

From the management of academic system, British universities are very strict, and they will be eliminated if they fail to pass the examination. It is common to fail 30% of a course, and the elimination rate in some schools is as high as 20% ~ 30%. Therefore, students who can successfully complete their studies are excellent students who can master real talents and practical learning.

Rolling admission, first come, first served.

It is reported that there is no unified entrance examination for postgraduate courses in the UK, and institutions decide their own admission criteria. Whether the applicant can be successfully admitted depends on whether it meets the admission requirements of the institution. The normal entry requirements are a bachelor's degree in related disciplines and English proficiency test scores (such as IELTS 6.5 or above). If the degree is not enough or the major is not right, you can study for a master's degree for one year before studying for a master's degree with the approval of the British graduate school. China three-year college graduates with relevant work experience can also apply for master's courses directly after being recognized by British institutions. For students who want to study MBA courses, they usually must have at least 3 years of working experience in management positions.

"Because British institutions apply for' rolling', that is, rolling admission, first come first served, the sooner they study in the UK, the greater the probability of success, especially for students who want to apply for prestigious schools and popular majors. If the application time is too late, even if your academic performance and other conditions are better than those of the students who applied earlier, it is difficult to be admitted. Therefore, students who want to enroll in 20 12 must prepare early, apply early, be an early bird to study abroad, and strive to occupy the limited' nest' of prestigious schools. "

Graduate school is more competitive in the workplace.

It is understood that the British education system is known as the most rigorous and flexible education system in the world. It can combine traditional disciplines with continuous innovation, and graduate courses are closely linked with the development of modern industries, thus improving the competitiveness of graduates in the workplace. Students will get many internship opportunities during their school days, laying a solid foundation for future employment. In addition, after successful graduation in the UK, you can apply for a work visa, which invisibly builds a bridge for students to enter the workplace.

"Most postgraduate courses and MBA courses in the UK are only one year, while countries such as the United States and Australia have two years. Choosing to study in Britain means that you only need to pay tuition for one year, and you can return to work quickly after finishing your studies. In addition, when studying in the UK, you can meet students from different countries. There are as many as 50 students of different nationalities in a school, and understanding their background can also open up new horizons. "