Postgrad study and 3-year UK degrees

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Sep 11th 2007 | 8:50 am

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Re: Postgrad study and 3-year UK degrees

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Originally Posted by bazzz

I very much doubt it. There are 24 weeks in the academic year at Oxford, so by your reasoning they wouldn't recognise a 4-year Oxford degree, let alone a 3-year one. They will, of course, recognise both.

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Sep 11th 2007 | 8:54 am

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Re: Postgrad study and 3-year UK degrees

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Originally Posted by Biiiiink

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z in place of s in words like recognise
license
practice (noun) doesn't seem to exist here, I suppose it's not relevant when drs and dentists have "offices" anyway

Oh and fetal, pediatric etc. - I don't know if that's official or just because the majority of text books are American (same in UK) anyway?

...can't think of others.

Fetal is often used in the UK, and some say is correct?? dont know why tho. On our med terminology course we are taught american spellings and at work I usually see the US ones.