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Meanings of professional degree in English

Russian
первая профессиональная степень
Spanish
primer grado profesional
Catalan
primer grau professional

Degree that prepares someone to work in a particular profession.

первая профессиональная степень
Usage of professional degree in English
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It's even better if you have a professional degree, like accounting.
Reuters
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He also left the university behind him, and went elsewhere in search of his professional degree.
The Brentons
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Christie is overseeing the launch of a new professional degree in social work with a European dimension at UCC.
The Irish Times
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Tuition for the 12- to 20-month professional degree is a whopping $60,000.
Wired
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Master's degree holders can expect to earn $2.7 million over a lifetime while professional degree holders can expect $3.6 million.
Reuters
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Students pursue studies in more than 120 areas leading to undergraduate, graduate and professional degrees.
Jamaica Observer
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For us, life has been about our next great venture, service projects, professional degrees, and promotions.
Ebony
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The money helped put them through school and they all graduated with professional degrees, he said proudly.
Reuters
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What plans should be adopted in order to secure mutual recognition of technical and professional degrees by American Republics?
The Scientific Monthly, October to December, 1915
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Professional degree programs cost $27,175 per semester for residents and $28,448 for non-residents.
Wired
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