According to the Regulations on the Administration of Academic Degrees in People's Republic of China (PRC), China has bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctor's degree.
There is no "associate degree" in China, but some western countries have associate degree, which is similar to our junior college. At the same time, the school offers higher education courses with shorter academic system.
Question 2: The origin of associate degree Associate degree is awarded by community colleges, junior colleges (also known as junior colleges) or some colleges with bachelor degree awarding qualifications to students who have completed associate degree courses, which is equivalent to the first two years of a four-year university. In the United States and Canada, associate degree is the lowest level of degree. In Britain, an associate degree is equivalent to a higher diploma, which is completely different from a junior college diploma in China. According to the Regulations on the Administration of Academic Degrees in People's Republic of China (PRC), China has bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctor's degree. There is no "associate degree" in China, but some western countries have associate degree, which is similar to our junior college. At the same time, the school offers higher education courses with shorter academic system. In 2000, Hong Kong introduced an associate degree, which is equivalent to a higher diploma. The relevant colleges of the university offer associate degree courses. In 2004, Australia added an associate degree to the Australian academic framework. This title will be awarded to higher diploma courses with a more academic focus. However, few courses use this new title. In Britain, an associate degree is equivalent to a basic degree.
Question 3: What is an associate degree? What is the diploma after associate degree? How does an associate degree become a bachelor's degree? Hello, landlord ~
Associate degree graduates can obtain associate degree or advanced/professional diploma qualification. Because these graduates have different disciplines, directions and grades, we believe that not every graduate can or hopes to enter the bachelor's program immediately.
Take advanced/professional diploma courses as an example. What graduates have learned is closer to some professional and vocational qualifications, and it is easier to work after graduation.
At present, graduates with associate degree or equivalent education can apply for locally funded bachelor degree courses or local or overseas self-financing bridging courses if they want to continue their studies.
What are the opportunities for self-funded associate degree to change to public bachelor degree? , please refer to the figure below:
In the 2004/05 academic year, about 7,000 graduates took self-financing sub-degree courses.
In the 2005/06 academic year, about 65,438+0,200 associate degree graduates attended advanced degree courses funded by the UGC. These advanced places include 840 second-year places added by the UGC in this academic year.
Of course, in addition to about 7000 self-funded associate degree graduates, more than 7000 graduates attended publicly funded associate degree courses last year. They mainly come from associate degree, advanced and professional diploma courses offered by City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Vocational Training Council, and most of the graduates are still mainly employed.
* * * Understand the expectations of associate degree graduates for further studies, but there is still room for further improvement in the connection with bachelor's degree. Therefore, when reviewing the post-secondary education policy, we propose to further increase the opportunities for public funds and self-financing to link up with places. The UGC has promised to study increasing the number of bridging degrees between the second and third years of university to meet the demand. The detailed number and timetable will be announced after the UGC studies.
Question 4: What are the bachelor's degrees and associate's degrees from foreign universities? Associate's degree (English: Associate's Degree) is a degree level that originated in the United States and Canada. Degrees are awarded by community colleges, junior colleges or some colleges and universities with bachelor's degree awarding qualifications to students who have completed associate degree courses, which is equivalent to the first two years of four-year universities. In the United States and Canada, associate degree is the lowest level of degree, and associate degree is the fourth level of qualification structure.
In 2000, the former Chief Executive of Hong Kong introduced an associate degree equivalent to a higher diploma in order to rapidly increase the population with university education. The relevant colleges of the university offer associate degree courses.
In 2004, Australia added an associate degree to the Australian academic framework. This title will be given to those higher diploma courses that are more academic (called "higher diploma" in Hong Kong to distinguish them from higher diplomas). However, few courses use this new title.
In 2004, the College Law of Taiwan Province Province was revised, and the associate degree system was introduced to award graduates of two-year colleges (two colleges) and five-year colleges (five colleges) in the technical and vocational education system. If such graduates want to continue their studies, they can apply for two-year technical colleges (two skills), or enter four-year technical colleges (four skills), or enter the third year of ordinary universities by means of transfer examination (also known as "placement"). You can also apply for a master's degree after meeting certain conditions (such as working for three years after graduation).
In Britain, an associate degree is equivalent to a basic degree.
Question 5: Regarding the associate degree in Hong Kong, see what you say below. You can't apply for an associate degree at the Eighth National University yet. At least the eight English entrance exams are 120 or IELTS 5.5 or above. It is recommended to study in China for one year. Otherwise, the associate degree applied for is very poor, and it will be very troublesome to go to school after two years. Even if you are promoted, it is not necessarily a good university. First, lay a good foundation in China, mainly to learn English well (to adapt to English teaching in Hong Kong). One year later, apply for junior college in country eight, and then apply directly for country eight. If you go to an intermediary, they will probably help you get into Hong Kong, but they will definitely send you to a private garbage college. After the associate degree, you know. If you do well in advance, you must sharpen your knife first. It is still recommended to study in China for one year before entering the University of Hong Kong VIII for an associate degree. The enrollment rate of the Eighth National Congress is about 90%, and that of the Eighth National Congress is 70%. The gold content of the certificate obtained after graduation is still quite high. It is completely different from domestic undergraduate courses, and the recognition can't be compared, which solves your second problem, compared with junior college. China's junior college is skill education, associate degree or elite education. I wonder if you have heard of liberal arts education in Hong Kong? They advocate holistic education and comprehensive education. The students they teach are knowledgeable, but they don't go deep into a specific professional field. This lays the foundation for junior and senior students to study professional courses. I didn't go deep into my major until I was a junior and a senior, so from this perspective, junior college is a freshman and a sophomore. It's just another way of saying it, but one more winner is a good thing. There are preparatory classes in Tsinghua, which can be consulted in detail. As for whether it is shameful or not, my answer is: Hehe.
Question 6: What's the experience of attending junior college in America? Associate degree is awarded by American community college. Take our Everett Community College as an example. After our sophomore year, we can award associate degree. Our school has signed transfer agreements with more than 20 four-year universities in the United States, including the University of Washington, the University of Oregon and Washington State University ranked 4 1. After our graduation in the second year, you will have the opportunity to transfer to the above universities and get their undergraduate degrees. The transfer rate of our school is 100%. To correct it, community colleges are not like that, only students with poor grades go. The fact is that in the United States, parents will not provide financial assistance to children 18 years old or older, and they can only rely on students to earn money or borrow money. Therefore, many students with good grades but poor economic conditions will choose community colleges and transfer to better four-year universities two years later, which will save a lot of tuition fees.
Question 7: The difference between associate degree and other diplomas. Associate degree is not a major in Hong Kong, because there is no such thing as education in Hong Kong. Associate degree is promoted to undergraduate course after graduation, and the degree obtained is completely different from the degree certificate directly entering undergraduate course, which is different from the "undergraduate course" in the mainland. Associate degree is not recognized in the Mainland. According to the Memorandum on Mutual Recognition of Higher Education Degree Certificates between the Mainland and Hong Kong signed by the Ministry of Education and Hong Kong in 2004, the mutually recognized degrees between the two places do not include academic certificates issued by educational institutions below bachelor's degree. There are many similarities between associate degree and higher diploma in nature, but generally speaking, associate degree courses cover more general education subjects, while higher diploma and professional diploma pay more attention to professional knowledge. Compared with the advanced diploma, associate degree pays more attention to the basic theoretical knowledge of professional disciplines and reduces the training components of manual operation skills. At the same time, the school provides higher education courses with shorter academic system, and students can obtain higher education qualifications in a relatively short period of time, and directly enter undergraduate or higher diploma courses through the connection between courses. Universities and other institutions with the right to issue degree certificates, as well as technical and continuing education colleges and registered training institutions, have the right to award this degree.
Question 8: Regarding the associate degree, the admission requirements in Chinese mainland are neither high nor low, and it belongs to the middle level. After all, you have learned English, and it is taught in English, and it is hot to stay in Hong Kong in recent years. Last year, a young man in Beijing was admitted to an associate degree in Baptist University with a score of over 70. Of course, he went for his hot major. I don't know how your grades are now, but I still know this very well. If I know your details, I will continue to help you answer.
But from the perspective of parents and students, there are nothing more than the following questions: college degree, recognition, probability of entering university, quality, employment and so on. First of all, associate degree is actually a bridging course. Students in Chinese mainland will definitely go to undergraduate courses after finishing their associate degree. Furthermore, if you enter a higher-level school, more than 55% of 12 Polytechnic University can be promoted to the top three+science and technology headquarters of HKU, and other universities will not elaborate here; In fact, there is no associate degree in mainland China, so it doesn't matter whether the mainland recognizes it or not. Moreover, the education in the mainland and Europe, America, including Hong Kong and Macao is in a state of conflict (for example, there is no examination room for sat in China). Therefore, all countries and regions in the world recognize bachelor degree or above. Of course, as I said above, you went to Hong Kong to get an undergraduate degree. Even if the associate degree is not recognized at present, it is a good thing, just your first place. Getting an undergraduate degree depends on your ability and nature. You apply with your associate degree. By the way, it is easy to go to Hong Kong to study for a master's degree, because more than 80% of Hong Kong students are reserved for local students, and the second local students basically do not study for full-time graduate students. You will apply for graduate school as a local student in Hong Kong, so no one will compete with you. Recognition of certificates. No problem, because Hong Kong's education, as long as you work hard, is improved by your own skills, and your background n years ago will not be investigated. Moreover, the work itself depends on your ability to work. You have really learned something and are popular everywhere. So, I am worried; Well, I don't know your specific situation. Welcome to continue the discussion. For reference only, Tsinghua now offers preparatory courses for associate degree. If you want to go to junior college, you can learn about it. This is the optical network hkuedu/index.asp, which contains some information. You can get to know it first, and then we can discuss it. Pure hands! You can give points if you have points.
Question 9: Which is more valuable, the associate degree in Hong Kong or the second, salary increase, preparation, professional title evaluation, study abroad, postgraduate entrance examination and textual research. A bachelor's degree is now necessary. For the long-term development in the future and just in case, taking an undergraduate course is a good starting point.
Question 10: What is the qualification of associate degree in the United States? Foreign associate degree is not recognized by the Ministry of Education of China.
Associate degree is a degree level originated from the United States and Canada. There are many similarities between associate degree and higher diploma in nature, but generally speaking, associate degree courses cover more general education subjects, while higher diploma and professional diploma pay more attention to professional knowledge.
Where is the associate doctor in America now? Associate doctor is a degree system in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, which has been abolished now! In addition, in Europe, only Cambridge and Oxford in England have associate doctors.