What is the difference between post graduate diploma and master?

1. Postgraduate diploma:

Postgraduate diploma, that is, postgraduate diploma, referred to as PgD or PgDip, is the original Commonwealth country or region (such as the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore , Hong Kong, China, etc.) applied postgraduate diploma issued by higher education institutions.

The general study time for postgraduate diploma is 1 year, and a bachelor's degree is required. The postgraduate diploma course can be regarded as the first year of a two-year master's degree course. After completing the postgraduate diploma course, you can obtain a postgraduate diploma diploma. Certificate, you can also choose to complete the master's course in one year and obtain a master's degree.

2. Master:

Master is a master's degree. Master's programs in the UK are generally divided into taught master's degrees and research master's degrees. The taught master's degree is mainly based on teaching courses and has a one-year academic duration; while the postgraduate master's degree is mainly research-based and the academic duration is two years. A research master's degree usually leads to a doctoral degree. Among them, taught master's degree is a common learning method for Chinese students to study in the UK for postgraduate courses. Because of the study time period and the UK's first-class education quality, it is widely favored by students from all over the world.

Master of Arts in Practical Philosophy: Master of Arts in Practical Philosophy

Master of Cultural Studies: Master of Cultural Studies

Master of Science in International Banking and Finance: International Master of Science in Banking and Finance

Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy / Master of Accountancy: Postgraduate Diploma in Accountancy/Master of Accountancy

Postgraduate Diploma in Liberal Studies: General Studies Postgraduate Diploma

Reference for the above content? Baidu Encyclopedia-postgraduate diploma