MSc
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++MSc British English, M.Sc. American English /ˌem es ˈsiː/ (also M.S. American English) noun [countable] SEC (Master of Science) a university degree in a science subject that you can get after your first degree 理科硕士（学位）From Longman Business DictionaryMSCMSC nounCOMPUTING Multimedia Super Corridor; an area of Malaysia providing offices, telephone and computer links, and other things that are needed by IT companiesThe types of companies invited to the MSC include hardware and software vendors and R&D organisations.MScMSc noun [countable] Master of Science; a university degree in science that you can do after your first degreeSYN AmE MSChris Jones MSc
MSc nounChinese
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MSc
MSc /ˌem es ˈsiː/
British English, MS American English noun abbreviation for
1. Master of Science; a university degree in a science subject that you get after studying for a year or two longer after your first degree, the BSc. MSc is written after someone's name to show that they have this degree:
Sheila Cole, MSc
She has an MSc in engineering.
2. Master of Science; in Scotland and at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, a university degree in a science subject which is of the same level as a BSc in other universities ⇨ ma
MSc /ˌem es ˈsiː/
British English, MS American English noun abbreviation for1. Master of Science; a university degree in a science subject that you get after studying for a year or two longer after your first degree, the BSc. MSc is written after someone's name to show that they have this degree:
2. Master of Science; in Scotland and at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, a university degree in a science subject which is of the same level as a BSc in other universities ⇨ ma