Can I get a Masters without an undergraduate degree?

It’s definitely possible to earn a master’s without a bachelor’s. However, it is pretty rare, and most universities expect you to get a bachelor’s degree first. But truth be told, in some cases, there are exceptions as some universities will allow you to pursue a master’s degree first.

Can I get a masters in anything with an unrelated undergraduate degree?

Students can get a master’s degree in nearly anything, and some schools even allow students to create their own master’s degree curriculum. Learners who apply for a master’s degree unrelated to their bachelor’s degree might get into the program.

How many years of experience equals a master’s degree?

An associate degree is roughly equivalent to 18 months to four years of work experience in a related field. A bachelor’s degree is roughly equivalent to four to eight years of work experience in a related field. A master’s degree is roughly equivalent to 10 or more years of work experience in a related field.

Can you do MBA without a bachelor degree?

On their application requirements webpage, they say that they do require an undergraduate degree. However, it does say “Professional qualifications will also be considered,” which makes me think that if you have enough (quality) work experience, this requirement could be waived.

What is equivalent to Masters degree?

Master’s degree (when following a three or four year Bachelor degree) is considered comparable to British Bachelor (Honours) degree standard. Master’s degree (when following a two-year Bachelor degree) is considered comparable to British Bachelor (Ordinary) degree standard.

Can I do a Masters in an unrelated subject?

It’s completely fine (and actually pretty common!) to feel a sense of disconnect from your undergraduate degree or current vocation, and decide to pursue a new or unrelated subject at postgraduate level.