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What does a professional degree mean?
Professional degree, also known as professional degree and professional degree, is a kind of degree category (degree type) that aims at the needs of specific professional fields in society and cultivates advanced applied professionals with strong professional ability and professionalism and can creatively engage in practical work. The specific category is the professional degree category.

Professional degrees are at the same level as corresponding academic degrees and degrees, and the training specifications are different. Professional degree has a relatively independent education model, which is characterized by the integration of production and learning, and is a high degree of unity of professionalism and academics.

China has set up master of law, master of education, master of physical education, master of Chinese international education, master of translation, master of art, master of engineering, master of agricultural extension, master of veterinary doctor/master, master of landscape architecture, master of public health and master of military affairs.

Master of business administration, master of accounting, master of public administration, master of architecture, doctor/master of clinical medicine, doctor/master of stomatology, etc. 18 professional degree.

Professional degree is the product of the development of modern higher education, which is at the same level as academic degree and has different training specifications. Professional degree and degree together constitute two indispensable parts in the modern higher education degree system, which are both related and different.

Professional degrees and degrees are based on the same subject, and those who study for the two degrees need to receive the same basic education and master the basic theory, knowledge and technology of the subject. At different stages of education, the two types of degree winners can cross-develop and continue their studies.

For example, an academic master can study for a professional doctor, and a professional master can also study for an academic doctor.

The essential difference between a professional degree and a degree lies in the differences in personnel training objectives, knowledge structure, training mode and personnel quality standards. The more mature higher education is, the clearer the division between the two systems will be.