Bachelor's degree | Wikipedia audio article
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Bachelor's degree


00:02:07 1 Variations
00:02:16 1.1 Africa
00:02:39 1.1.1 Algeria
00:03:28 1.1.2 Botswana
00:04:08 1.1.3 Morocco
00:04:54 1.1.4 Nigeria
00:08:06 1.1.5 South Africa
00:08:27 1.1.6 Tunisia
00:09:18 1.1.7 Kenya
00:10:09 1.2 Asia
00:10:17 1.2.1 Bangladesh
00:11:32 1.2.2 China
00:12:28 1.2.3 Fiji
00:13:14 1.2.4 India
00:14:30 1.2.5 Iran
00:15:02 1.2.6 Indonesia
00:16:21 1.2.7 Jordan
00:17:00 1.2.8 Nepal
00:19:46 1.2.9 Malaysia
00:20:40 1.2.10 Pakistan
00:21:37 1.2.11 Philippines
00:22:42 1.2.12 Republic of Korea
00:23:14 1.2.13 Sri Lanka
00:23:56 1.3 Oceania
00:24:05 1.3.1 Australia
00:26:18 1.3.2 New Zealand
00:28:37 1.4 The Americas
00:28:53 1.4.1 Canada
00:32:01 1.4.2 United States
00:35:21 1.4.3 Mexico
00:36:53 1.4.4 Brazil
00:38:35 1.4.5 Colombia
00:41:58 1.4.6 Guyana
00:42:33 1.4.7 Costa Rica, El Salvador and Venezuela
00:43:41 1.5 Europe
00:45:00 1.5.1 Austria
00:45:37 1.5.2 Belgium
00:47:09 1.5.3 Croatia
00:48:06 1.5.4 Czech Republic
00:49:32 1.5.5 Denmark
00:51:07 1.5.6 Faroe Islands
00:51:20 1.5.7 France
00:52:07 1.5.8 Germany
00:54:14 1.5.9 Italy
00:55:16 1.5.10 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
00:55:52 1.5.11 Netherlands
01:01:13 1.5.12 Norway
01:01:29 1.5.13 Poland
01:02:11 1.5.14 Portugal
01:03:19 1.5.15 Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Armenia
01:04:05 1.5.16 Spain
01:06:28 1.5.17 Sweden
01:07:04 1.5.18 Switzerland
01:07:54 1.5.19 United Kingdom
01:10:53 1.5.19.1 England, Wales and Northern Ireland
01:14:25 1.5.19.2 Scotland
01:18:01 1.5.20 Turkey
01:19:21 2 Types
01:20:41 2.1 Agriculture
01:21:33 2.2 Architecture and design
01:22:19 2.3 Arts
01:22:55 2.4 Engineering
01:23:47 2.5 Business and management
01:24:01 2.6 Computer science and information systems
01:25:56 2.7 Health care
01:26:05 2.7.1 Medicine
01:27:58 2.7.2 Dentistry
01:28:39 2.7.3 Midwifery
01:29:03 2.7.4 Physiotherapy
01:29:54 2.7.5 Optometry
01:30:31 2.7.6 Nursing
01:31:11 2.7.7 Paramedicine
01:31:57 2.7.8 Veterinary science
01:32:36 2.7.9 Pharmacy
01:33:28 2.7.10 Public health
01:33:59 2.7.11 Medical and health sciences
01:36:08 2.7.12 Kinesiology
01:36:39 2.7.13 Nutrition and dietetics
01:37:30 2.8 Aviation
01:37:47 2.9 Divinity and theology
01:39:13 2.10 Fine arts
01:40:23 2.11 Film and television
01:40:46 2.12 Integrated studies
01:41:41 2.13 Journalism
01:42:32 2.14 Landscape architecture
01:42:52 2.15 Liberal arts
01:43:28 2.16 Library science
01:43:52 2.17 Music
01:44:44 2.18 Nonprofit studies
01:45:53 2.19 Mortuary science
01:46:30 2.20 Philosophy
01:46:51 2.21 Psychology
01:47:29 2.22 Education
01:49:11 2.23 Science with education
01:49:58 2.24 Forestry
01:50:17 2.25 Science
01:50:43 2.26 Science in law
01:51:09 2.27 Social sciences
01:51:48 2.28 Social work
01:52:49 2.29 Technology
01:53:17 2.30 Law
01:53:39 2.31 Talmudic law
01:53:58 2.32 Tourism studies
01:54:54 2.33 Mathematics
01:55:25 2.34 Urban and regional planning
01:55:56 2.35 Public affairs and policy management
01:56:30 2.36 Innovation
01:57:11 3 See also



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A bachelor's degree (from Middle Latin baccalaureus) or baccalaureate (from Modern Latin baccalaureatus) is an undergraduate academic degree awarded by colleges and universities upon completion of a course of study lasting three to seven years (depending on institution and academic discipline). In some institutions and educational systems, some bachelor's degrees can only be taken as graduate or postgraduate degrees after a first degree has been completed. In countries with qualifications frameworks, bachelor's degrees are normally one of the major levels in the framework (sometimes two levels where non-honours and honours bachelor's degrees are considered separately), although some qualifications titled bachelor's degrees may be at other levels (e.g. MBBS) and some qualifications with non-bachelor's titles may be classified as bachelor's degrees (e.g. the Scottish MA and Canadian MD).
The term bachelor in the 12th century referred to a knight bachelor, wh ...