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The difference between on-the-job unified recruitment
1, the study time in class is different.
On-the-job graduate students use non-working hours. On-the-job graduate students study part-time and need to work on the job, so they usually study on weekends or after work. The unified recruitment of graduate students is full-time full-time study, and the main time is studying at school.
2. The admission system is different.
On-the-job graduate students do not need to take the entrance examination to participate in postgraduate courses, and those who have completed the credits can be issued a certificate of completion of postgraduate courses by the school. Those who meet the requirements of Shen Shuo can obtain a master's degree through the on-the-job joint examination or the equivalent Shen Shuo examination after completing the defense of academic papers. The unified recruitment of graduate students is to obtain graduate status after admission through the unified examination. Its admission system is the elimination and selection system, and you can get a master's degree certificate after completing the credits.
3. The certificates obtained are different.
Different forms of on-the-job postgraduate Shen Shuo get different certificates. Generally, on-the-job graduate students can obtain the same master's degree certificate as the unified recruitment. However, the unified recruitment of master students can finally get a master's degree certificate and graduation certificate.
With the diversification of postgraduate education in China, people have more flexible ways to receive postgraduate education and can make the most suitable choice according to their own conditions and purposes. These methods can be roughly divided into two types: academic education and non-academic education.
Postgraduate academic education
Postgraduate education refers to: candidates take the postgraduate entrance examination organized by the state (including the exemption examination recommended by fresh graduates and the separate entrance examination organized by some colleges and universities approved by the Ministry of Education), and obtain postgraduate status after being admitted. Upon graduation, if the course study and thesis defense meet the requirements of the Academic Degrees Regulations, you can get a master's diploma and a master's degree certificate. There are roughly the following types of graduate education: ordinary graduate students, graduate students who take separate exams, and master of laws and MBA students who take the unified exams in January. The enrollment of postgraduate education is the responsibility of the College Students Department of the Ministry of Education.
Non-academic postgraduate education
Non-academic postgraduate education refers to: not taking the postgraduate entrance examination organized by the state and not having a student status. After graduation, you can't get a diploma, and your education remains the same. Postgraduate non-academic education can be divided into the following categories: taking part in postgraduate courses, applying for a master's degree with the same academic level, studying for a professional degree on the job, studying for a master's degree by university teachers, and studying for a master's degree by teachers in secondary vocational schools. The following two sections will introduce in detail. Postgraduate non-academic education is the responsibility of the State Council Academic Degrees Committee.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-full-time postgraduate