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A Master of Science degree (or MSc for short) is a degree awarded at universities around the world for completion of graduate-level study in a science- or technology-related field.
Enrolling in an MSc degree program translates to making a significant investment in one’s professional career. In addition to the enhanced career prospects that can be gained by taking a Master of Science, students also develop valuable personal skills and fulfil a crucial prerequisite to PhD study. Biological and Life Sciences, Business, Engineering and Technology, and the Natural Sciences are the key academic fields of study that offer Master of Science degree programs. Master of Science candidates normally have to do independent research and present a thesis as a requirement for graduation.
The variety of different Master of Science programs can be overwhelming - don't let it stop you! Start your search by looking at the most popular Master of Science degrees listed below.
Top MSc countries
MSc programmes are available at universities around the world. Consider taking your MSc in one of these popular countries!Top MSc cities
There are many popular MSc programmes offered by some of the highest ranking universities in the cities listed below!Newly Added Programmes
Universidad Ana G. Méndez – Recinto de Gurabo
2020-04-08
Puerto Rico,
Gurabo
Mines ParisTech
2020-04-02
France,
Sophia Antipolis
Julius Maximilians Universität Würzburg
2020-03-25
Steinbeis University Berlin - Institute of Executive Capabilities
2020-03-08
ALP Akademisches Lehrinstitut für Psychologie
2020-01-06
Germany,
Lübeck
Universidad Ana G. Méndez - Recinto de Cupey
2019-12-25
Puerto Rico,
San Juan
Carinthia University of Applied Sciences
2019-12-08
University of Parma
2019-05-12
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