2. Graduate students are generally divided into two forms: unified recruitment and on-the-job recruitment. If unified recruitment is carried out, they must attend classes full-time. College students can enter the school directly through the postgraduate examination, and on-the-job personnel can also enter the school through the examination. But if you enter the school through unified recruitment, you must resign and study full-time.
On-the-job research is for social workers who cannot leave their jobs. They take the entrance exam for free, submit the materials first, and then take the exam after passing the college exam. The general academic system is two years, and I graduated after passing the equivalent Shen Shuo exam in May of two years, which is relatively loose and strict.
3. Postgraduate seminars and presidential classes are not academic education, but should be regarded as a kind of training without a degree. Some postgraduate courses can be conducted by correspondence. It should be noted that attending postgraduate courses is not equal to academic education, and you should make a good distinction before choosing.
Extended data:
Graduate students are divided into master students and doctoral students. In China, graduate students are mainly divided into full-time and part-time. Full-time graduate students enroll students through postgraduate and doctoral entrance examinations held by various institutions of higher learning, with a schooling period of at least 2 or 3 years.
Before 20 17, part-time graduate students mainly refer to on-the-job graduate students, who mainly passed the 10 joint entrance examination and applied for the same academic level, and were recruited by 1 month. From 20 17 (including 20 17), on-the-job graduate students with dual certificates are uniformly named as part-time graduate students. Part-time graduate students and full-time graduate students take the national unified examination at the end of 12, draw the same score line, and get double certificates when they graduate.
Graduate students are divided into master students and doctoral students. To take a master's degree, you generally need to take foreign languages, politics, comprehensive subjects (depending on the majors you apply for) and professional courses. And doctoral students don't need to take political exams.
The study of graduate students is based on the credit system. Courses, like undergraduate courses, include compulsory courses and elective courses. Generally speaking, the study period of academic graduate students is 3 years, and that of professional graduate students is 2 years. However, there are also special circumstances.
As we all know, graduate students can be divided into academic graduate students and professional graduate students, so there is a difference between the two types of study years. And like a university, although the undergraduate course is generally four years, some majors will be five years or even longer, which is related to the major.
Many schools stipulate that if you complete the required credits in advance and meet certain conditions, you can apply for early graduation. According to the regulations, the study period of in-service postgraduate students can be extended by one year accordingly. The types of graduate students in China are complicated and can be divided from the following angles.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-postgraduate
Baidu Encyclopedia-Postgraduates' equivalent academic ability
China Postgraduate Admissions Website