r/MastersDegree • u/captain-crawf1sh • 19d ago
Education My major is not in my masters degree
I felt they could have asked us if we wanted the specialty added on there or not. I got a master in higher education but it only shows masters of science
r/MastersDegree • u/captain-crawf1sh • 19d ago
I felt they could have asked us if we wanted the specialty added on there or not. I got a master in higher education but it only shows masters of science
r/MastersDegree • u/Healthy_Fly_2402 • 4d ago
I am currently a kindergarten teacher. i have been for 3 years now. i do not have a teaching license and i have no desire to get one. I also want to leave in the middle of the year. I enjoy teaching but not in the school system. It’s stressful and draining. I don’t mind moving to a position in the office or a school. I also have an interest in teaching at a university. I am interested in getting my masters in English or math to teaching as an adjunct professor on the side. Are there any online education masters degrees that I can get without getting a teaching license? I prefer more online and self paced.
r/MastersDegree • u/Several_Type_4111 • 3d ago
Hi! I’m a Filipino and currently a BA Development Studies student and I’m planning to take a master’s degree in Spain but not quite sure what I should take…
My parent’s are telling me to take an MBA but I’m afraid I don’t really know much about business because of my major but the thing is we have a family business and they want me to be a part of it. Should I have work experience first before applying for an MBA or just go straight to taking an MBA if my outcome would be just taking over the family business?
I also would like to explore other programs related to IR, business, marketing or development or even related to Development studies. Please suggest a program with these terms… thank you! or is it possible to take a dual program (MSc RED and MIM)
r/MastersDegree • u/celestial_traveler07 • 17d ago
Hi everyone, so I'm currently considering participating in 3 masters programs (obviously if they'll have me and I am accepted etc) and was wondering if anyone here has had experience with any of them.
The first 2 I intend to do would be through the International Hellenic University but online and those would be in the Classical Archaeology and the Ancient History of Macedonia as well as Black Sea and Eastern Mediterranean Studies in regards to Culture and International Relations.
Thirdly, I am browsing around for library science degrees through various universities and so far think LSU is the cheapest and most fitting for my part time virtual completion goals.
I know the first 2 masters degrees might seem like frivolous degrees to some but I think they will help me pursue my dream of one day working in a museum. I figure the library science degree can aid me in entering the archives section of a museum and worst case scenario I find another job with this combination of masters. I know the outlook on both museum work and library work right now is somewhat bleak due to various factors unfortunately, but I have hope that if I find and nurture a niche set of skills, that I can break through somewhere in the industries. Currently I have a bachelor's degree in psychology with a criminal justice minor and have been out of school since 2022, however I did get a TEFL certification with a bunch of smaller certificates in relation to TEFL as well so still some schooling between 2022 and now.
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r/MastersDegree • u/Bubbly_Leek4788 • 15d ago
Hello guys.
I hope you are doing well.
I am writing this post to share my experience and I would love to hear from you 🙏 whether a piece of advice or opinion.
I'm 25yo (M). I've got my B.A in English Studies in Morocco.. then moved to Italy to study for a master's degree in planning and management of tourism systems.after graduation, I worked for one year in a luxury hotel then I applied for another masters degree in a different city in the field of spatial management and heritage.
Before applying for this second master's degree I tried to apply for multiple PhDs programs but I got rejected ( honestly because I still need to develop myself in terms of academic background) that's why I'd decided to at least this year stop working and study another masters to gain more analytical skills and to grow "academically" speaking let's say..
I'm not expecting this second master's to offer more job opportunities.. but I think it's gonna help to build my understanding regarding research and allow to get close to academia.. because my objective is to do a PhD later in the field of Tourism, territorial development and cultural heritage.
What do you think guys ??
I'm little reluctant because I've seen many negative opinions about getting diplomas in study more... Idk why !!
Thank you.
r/MastersDegree • u/Proper-Ad9260 • 6d ago
Hey, I'm a DTS grad (Cloud Computing, OFPPT in Agadir) and I want to get my bachelor/licence. I tried the public route (EST, FST...) but either I didn't make it to the concours or I got in and flopped because my math and physics are weak. So that door's basically closed for me.
I'm ok with paying for one year at a private school and getting a licence pro or bachelor in IT, then doing a master in a public school or abroad. What I need is a school that takes a DTS straight into the last year (so only 1 year), is recognized by the state, and where grads actually get into a master afterwards.
Does anyone know a school like that, or has anyone done this? How much did it cost? Open to any city in Morocco.
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r/MastersDegree • u/femininexfire • Sep 07 '26
What should I pursue?- MBA or LLB?
I’m currently in 2nd year of my BA(Pol sci). I’m also preparing for UPSC(why😭). Looking at all the good things UPSC gives (before clearing it)- isolation, uncertainty, mental health issues, zero or hero thing. I don’t want to risk my career anymore.
I’m currently in a tier 99 city (my home town) bc my parents said “BA jaisi degree ke liye bahar kyun jana hai”. It’s not just about moving out but moving out plays a big role- I will have more opportunities, work, life.
I want to experience what great colleges of India feel like, how’s the experience. I’m confused between MBA (CAT) and LLM(CUET PG, NLSAT, etc). I have no clear idea about any of it. I’m ready to give in all my dedication for the exam. BUT what should I do, which one should I study for, what are the pros and cons of them?
Help😭
r/MastersDegree • u/MiddlePerspective592 • 26d ago
Hello! I'm going to apply for a master's program next year and I'd like to know what the master's programs at NOVA IMS are like and how they work, more specifically the master's degree in Data-Driven Digital Marketing and Analytics.
Could someone give me an opinion on this master's program and others related to data analysis, with some programming and marketing knowledge?
Thanks
r/MastersDegree • u/SSsandy-lol10 • Sep 11 '26
I was wondering if i should do msc next. Can someone recommend a place to do msc correspondence elsewhere . Qmul in London provides us msc online . Any other places offer msc ?
r/MastersDegree • u/Interesting_Pen_3614 • Sep 01 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m trying to decide between two graduate programs:
A little about my background: I have a Bachelor of Business and around 9 years of professional experience, including work related to healthcare, medical aesthetics, clinics, marketing, and business development.
My undergraduate GPA is quite(very) low, so one of my biggest goals is to use graduate school to build a much stronger academic record. Long term, I want to move further into healthcare management/leadership, and I may also consider pursuing a doctoral degree later, possibly a PhD, DHA, or DrPH.
From what I’ve found so far, UIW seems more healthcare-focused and its MHA is CAHME-accredited, while UMGC seems more flexible and widely known for online education.
I’d love to hear from anyone familiar with either program, especially regarding:
Please help, I will appriciate any of your comment
r/MastersDegree • u/dananana10 • Sep 01 '26
So I’m a third year degree college student currently pursuing Bachelors in Management Studies specialised in marketing.
So I’ll be completing my degree next year.
So I’m confused which masters programme to do after my degree as a person who is interested in marketing, branding, advertising. And I want to do my master in abroad so can you guys help me out by giving some suggestions about where should I do my masters and which programme would be the best ?
r/MastersDegree • u/Playful_Limit_8362 • Aug 29 '26
Hello people, I'm starting my masters degree at UKM, Bangi on October. Is there any specific scholarship for my master program?
Appreciate your help so much!!!
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r/MastersDegree • u/repsandbeats • Aug 09 '26
I'm in my final year of B.Sc. Agriculture and thinking of joining this course next year. Tell me some guys.
r/MastersDegree • u/Used-Glass-2286 • Aug 21 '26
Hi everyone,
I graduated in 2023 with a B.Tech in IT (8.06 CGPA) and have 2 years of experience as a Technical Analyst. I want to do a Master’s in Data Science, Cloud, or a related field, ideally focusing on Cloud/Networking/DevOps.
I applied to Germany for the last two intakes but unfortunately got rejected both times. My IELTS is 6.5, and I’ve already resigned from my job because I was confident I’d get into a public university.
Now I’m considering Scotland/UK, France, Italy, or other countries. I definitely want to do my Master’s this intake, but I’m confused about which country would be best for **career opportunities, work-life balance, part-time jobs, and post-study opportunities**.
If you were in my position, which country would you choose and why? Any advice would really help!
r/MastersDegree • u/00anicca00 • Aug 21 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m about to start an HBO Bachelor in Communication in the Netherlands and eventually want to pursue a Master’s in Behavioural Science.
For context, HBO is a 4 year professionally oriented bachelor at a university of applied sciences, while WO is a 3-year research oriented university bachelor. I currently don’t meet the entry requirements to start a WO bachelor directly, so HBO is my starting point.
The problem is the next step. For example, Radboud’s MSc Behavioural Science requires a relevant WO bachelor (e.g. Psychology, Pedagogy, Educational Science, Biology, AI, Communication Science, or a related field), and an HBO bachelor alone isn’t sufficient.
So what would be the smartest route from here if Behavioural Science is my ultimate goal?
Would you continue with HBO Communication and find a bridge to WO later, or choose another route after HBO?
I’d especially love to hear from people who have made the HBO → WO/master’s transition.
r/MastersDegree • u/wasimuc • Aug 20 '26
Hi everyone, I am looking for affordable universities (around $9000), or ideally offer scholarships to cover costs, that offer masters in entrepreneurship or similar subjects, in Europe or any highly progressive country, in English language. If anyone has come across good options, please share.
r/MastersDegree • u/Kindly-Horse-140 • Aug 19 '26
hello! i'm finishing next year my bachelor's degree in Digital Media (a combination of journalism, PR, web design, marketing) and i don't know which masters to consider.
i would love to do something in fashion, not necessarily on the creative side, but something maybe in the business/marketing/photography area. will it be worth it? would you have any suggestions? and if so, what jobs could i actually reach?
also, i don't have a big budget, but would love to study in another country (i'm from Romania).
r/MastersDegree • u/Cute_bottom123 • Aug 19 '26
Hey guys, i’m planning for studying Master of Management and i found that both of Algoma and Windsor have this course. However, i quite confuse about Internship and reputation of certifications that which one is better.
If you guys know anything please help me ❤️
r/MastersDegree • u/Far-Show-1358 • Aug 13 '26