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Understanding the 'MS' Designation After a Name: What Does It Mean?
MS after a name stands for "Master of Science." It is an academic degree awarded to students who have completed a postgraduate program in a scientific or technical field. MS programs typically require two years of study beyond a bachelor's degree, and they involve coursework, research, and a thesis or project. Some common MS degrees include Master of Science in Computer Science, Master of Science in Biology, and Master of Science in Engineering.Breast Cancer - Related Articles
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