what is the meaning of the degree MMSc?
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Master of Medical Sciences (MMSc) \n\nThis program is directed toward the development of clinician-scholars whose career goals involve clinical teaching, research and patient care. Students satisfy didactic and clinical specialty certificate requirements, and have additional course requirements distributed among Oral Biology, Biostatistics, and Basic Medical Sciences. A written research proposal, prepared in the format of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant, is required, along with a research experience which culminates in the preparation and defense of a thesis. The usual length of this program is 3 years when combined with clinical specialty training. The degree, Master of Medical Sciences (MMSc) in Oral Biology, and the clinical specialty certificate are awarded concurrently by the Faculty of Medicine of Harvard University upon successful completion of all requirements.\n\nMMSc Requirements:\n\n    * HSDM Oral Biology Core Courses - 12 credits\n    * Biostatistics course - 3 credits\n    * Graduate level Basic Sciences course(s) taken at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), Harvard Medical School (HMS) or Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) - 4 credits\n    * Courses/seminars relevant to the area of clinical training, if applicable - 12-20 credits\n    * Research Proposal in NIH format\n    * Research experience as determined by Program Director; will likely include a project, written thesis, thesis defense and presentation at Research Day\n    * Presentation at Postdoctoral Research Seminar Series
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Engineering is generally applied sciences.\nMEngg is masters in applications\nMSc is in pure sciences
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Degree is better than a Cert.
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You degree is based on the actual courses (modules) that you study. Some modules are common to many degree areas eg some Math modules are common to business, science, engineering. \nIn your new degree program, you can get credits for the common modules but you will have to study the unique modules from scratch.\n\nI hope you had some common ones, otherwise you'll be in college for a few more years.
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You can get a Masters in public policy, public administration, business, public affairs, social policy, public health, sociology, communications, philosophy, political science, international affairs, or education. You could also get a law degree, but that is not considered a Masters.\n\nGood Luck!
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MNC stands for Multi-National Corporation. It defines a company (corporation) that run it's operation of producing and deliver products/services in at least 2 countries.\n\nMIS stands for Management Information System. It is a general name for the academic discipline covering the application of people, technologies, and procedures—collectively, the information system—to business problems.\n\nMIS report is a business document that states how the company allocates it's Information System Resources in day to day operation of the company
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difference between master of science & master of engineering in chemical engineering\n\nmaster of science--->deal with classical science.focus more on  laws,theorms and postulations that were formulated by scientists and how they proved such things.\n\nengineering---> deal with application of such theorms and laws in practise to contructive work in real world.
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M Sc in biotechnology
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Sure, but I just need to know:  what does the symbol behind the "M" stand for?
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Ask any Politician : ) Besides a law degree, this is the degree most likely to be held by men in political office.
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A post graduate degree in Human Resource Management. [MHRM or MA (HRM) or MA (IRPM)] depending on what the university calls it.
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One is a masters degree & the other a Post graduate diploma - check this out http://www.findamasters.com/students/showmessage.asp?thread=3005&cat=5&threadpage=1&newview=1
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The Department of Electrical Engineering offers courses leading to the following degrees:\n\n \n\n    * Dual Degree MBA/MSE EE , an online degree program combining the MBA and MSE degree.\n    * Master of Science in Engineering (MSE), a professional degree with no thesis requirement that is available in both on-campus and online formats\n    * Master of Science (MS), a research degree culminating in a thesis\n    * Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), an advanced research degree that results in a dissertation\n    * Master of Engineering (MEng), a graduate degree intended to meet the needs of Arizona's practicing engineers.
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It is a Post graduate degree in Law. \n\nBachelor of Law  = LL.B\n\nMaster of Law = L.L.M.
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The more education you have, the more potential opportunities are available to you. Ask yourself, how far do I want to go in life?What level of success do I want to achieve? If you want to flip burgers or deliver pizza, I wouldn't study for a Master's degree. Standards are set for a minimum level of education so that society can be somewhat assured of your ability to function within it, anything beyond that remains soley your choice.
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M.A  Master Of Arts\nMBA  Master of Business Administration\nMD   Medicinae Doctor (Doctor of Medicine)\nJD   Justice Department\nPHD  Philosophiae Doctor (Doctor of Philosophy)
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If I understand you correctly, the definition of your degree is something like ...\nMechatronics is the synergistic combination of mechanical engineering, electronics, controls engineering, and computers, all integrated through the design process. It involves the application of complex decision making to the operation of physical systems. Mechatronic systems depend for their unique functionality on computer software.\n\nIf that is the case - stay on top of nearly everything that is occurring in the electronic field (in terms of computing power, electrical interfaces, electromechanical interfaces, and specific-use devices). Also keep abreast of microminiaturization for electrical and mechanical components. Finally, keep up with what's going on in terms of computer "language" associated with your discipline. Learn 'em all ...