What's the difference between a master of tourism management and a master of study? How to distinguish the types of postgraduate entrance examination?

Generally speaking, our postgraduate entrance examination is divided into professional graduate students and science graduate students, which is what we usually say. I only talk about tourism management here. Other majors may be different, please check for yourself.

What's the difference between them? There are many differences. Ask Du Niang yourself. The main difference I want to say here lies in the conditions for entering the exam. Generally speaking, a master's degree requires work experience. The next article will talk about it. I found that many people who were as stupid as me thought they must have relevant work experience. To tell the truth, the so-called work experience is just a few years after graduation. In addition, in terms of academic system, the general master's degree is three years and the master's degree is two years, so the training plan will be different. (There will be differences between schools)

The Master of Tourism Management, also known as MTA, can be understood as being linked with MBA, MPA and MPCC, because their initial content is the same.

Special masters can be divided into full-time and part-time categories. Similarly, you can distinguish yourself from your mother. Every school is different. Candidates who are interested in applying for the exam can refer to official website, an interested school. For example, at present, Sun Yat-sen University's tourism management major is incomplete, and so is North Second Foreign Studies University. Of course, the biggest difference lies in the different class hours. As the name implies, full-time is to attend classes from Monday to Friday like ordinary students, or on weekends or in concentrated time periods. There is also the difference between certificates. Since the reform last year cancelled the on-the-job postgraduate examination, the part-time graduates' certificates will be marked with the word part-time, which has a great influence.

The following is a common query website:

1. China Graduate Admissions Information Network

2.MTA Professional Degree Network

The above is the difference between a master of tourism management and a master's degree. Of course, there are also many colleges and universities that apply for a master's degree in tourism management. You can make your own choices. You must comprehensively consider your own factors and choose an institution that suits you. Wish you all the best!